The best journey leads you home...
Lexie is always on the move, but there is one constant in her life - her 'wish jar'; the childhood tradition from home that she couldn't leave behind.
When Lexie's estranged dad dies, she is shocked to learn that she has inherited half of his travel company in Bath. Her dad's will stipulates that she must work with Theo, her handsome but bad tempered business partner, for a year.
Once the year is over, Lexie intends to leave. But a work trip to sizzling Spain reveals a chemistry between Lexie and Theo that is impossible to deny.
Will Lexie find a reason to stay in one place? Will she discover the secret her father kept from her, and finally learn the meaning of home?
This was a really lovely read. I liked our main character Lexie and really felt for her as it was clear that whist she felt guilty for not speaking with her Dad much, she also still missed him from when he left them when she was little. And as she was remembering him, those memories were starting to look a little different.
You just knew that Lexie and Theo were going to clash from the outset, but I do think a lot of it was their impressions of each other without getting to know them. And, the sexual chemistry that they had was probably not helping things as they were supposed to be running a company together.
I think that what I liked most is the fact the Lexie was going on a journey and we were there with her as she was reflecting and rebuilding relationships. I loved the writing style of the book and I seemed to fly through it as I wanted to know what happened in the end.
You can grab a copy here #Aff (If you buy a copy through this link I get a teeny commission of the sale from Amazon)
Huge Thanks to Random Things Tours, Emily Stone and Headline PG for my place on the blog tour.
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