Off The Wall By Julie Christianson
MY REVIEW:
First of all Cash is such a sweetheart😍😍 absolutely loved how protective of Nori he was🫶🏼
This book is full of swoony, funny, sweet, and some heart aching moments!
The chemistry between Cash and Nori was sizzling along with the tension and banter🙌🏼 I absolutely devoured this book, it was impossible to put down!
Quotes I loved:
“We’re a whole hand now!”
“Red’s not my color.”🤭
“For the record, it’s ok to not be okay.”
“And if I ever see you near Nori again, you won’t be alive long enough to beg.”🫠
Things to Love:
💕Protective MMC
🪞Magic Mirrors
💕Ex-baseball Player
🪞Cinnamon Roll MMC
💕Neighbors to Friends to Lovers
🪞He Rescues Her
💕Dual POV
🪞Clean Romance
Side Note: I read this on my kindle initially and I had to purchase the physical copy of this book immediately after finishing it because it’s that amazing I need a physical trophy🤭🥰
OVERVIEW: She’s in search of her soulmate. He avoids love at all costs. These neighbors are a total mismatch … until serendipity steps in.
Nori Sinclair has two goals in find the husband of her dreams, and purchase the beloved tea shop in her hometown, Serendipity Springs.
So when Nori finds herself short on funds to land a business loan, she joins a dating app that pays her to be their featured single in a month-long ad campaign.
Per her contract, all men are off-limits, except those matched for her by Swipe Rite.
This seems simple enough… until she keeps seeing herself in every mirror holding hands with Cash Briggs.
AKA her aloof, unavailable neighbor.
After a career-ending injury, ex-baseball player Cash is on a mission to help others who’ve been shattered like he was, inside and out. With his sights firmly set on a job in Los Angeles, he doesn’t have time for family or friends, let alone a relationship where he’d only get burned. Again.
Continually having to rescue Nori—his flustered neighbor, who seems desperate to avoid him—was not part of his plan.
While Cash and Nori fight their growing attraction, magnetic elements in their magical building draw them together, until they’re forced to choose between breaking all the rules or breaking both their hearts …
