This was a very short story. Took me maybe 15/20 minutes to read it. It was predictable but at the same time really cute. I wish we had gotten more of a story. More dialogue with Emily talking to people. Being a story story; it was hard to connect or really even see the characters for who they are, but again. It was still cute. I give it 4 stars because even though it wasn't outstanding, I still did like it.

This was a short read and I'm glad. I knew what was going on as soon as it started. Not a book I would have bought but I guess it was worth the price.

So disappointing and predictable! I had hoped that there would be a twist of some kind, but the twist was one that I predicted when I read the description.

Though it is a short story, it was complete. A cute and fast read

st want to thank netgalIery for letting me review this book.

To say this was a short novella it still was a full story it was brilliant I instantly connected to this book cause I have felt the same way.

It was a feel good book. It's amazing what words can do

I will be reading more from Justine Avery.

3.5 stars

This is a rather short novella, but still a story in full. The context is a marriage that has dulled and the heroine Emily begins to find post-it notes in her bag that are complimentary, sweet and flirtatious. There's a new guy at the office and he's definitely flirtatious. That said, I didn't trust Josh-the-new-guy, there was just something a little too much about him. Stephen, Emily's husband was difficult to get the measure of but he seemed a little passive and fully in the rut with Emily.

The outcome of the novella wasn't wholly unexpected but it was an entertaining little read and it did deliver on a completed story, even if I did want more insight into Stephen. This novella was easy to get into and I would consider it a quick, light read.

A copy of this book was provided by the author through netgalley in return for an honest review.

Reviewed for Jo&IsaLoveBooks Blog.