Paper Love

A Chicago Christmas #2

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Pub Date Oct 16 2016 | Archive Date Dec 17 2018

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Description

Growing up in a Papua New Guinea mission, Joss Palmateer is a gentle soul with a unique view of life. Still adjusting to a new home in the U.S and the sudden loss of her mother, love is the last thing on her mind. Sexy physical therapist, Ben Montgomery, meets his sister’s friend and the sparks fly. He takes it as a challenge when she ignores his advances, but it’s her extraordinary inner beauty that captures his heart. With the help of a stray homing pigeon and an old origami legend, Ben sets an unwavering course of romance to win her love.

Growing up in a Papua New Guinea mission, Joss Palmateer is a gentle soul with a unique view of life. Still adjusting to a new home in the U.S and the sudden loss of her mother, love is the last...


A Note From the Publisher

Based on a real-life couple.

Based on a real-life couple.


Advance Praise

"Brilliant! I swooned at Ben's romantic side. I cried a little at Joss' grief and struggling to move on past her mother's death. The ending moved me so much I had to text my husband and tell him I love him." - N.N. Light Reviews


Recommended Read by InD'tale Magazine (4.5 stars)

"Brilliant! I swooned at Ben's romantic side. I cried a little at Joss' grief and struggling to move on past her mother's death. The ending moved me so much I had to text my husband and tell him I...


Available Editions

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ISBN 9780997184112
PRICE $2.99 (USD)

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Featured Reviews

Short and sweet read - the story of Joss and Ben. She has been hurt before so is wary of Ben, so he needs to make her realise he isn't going anywhere.

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Paper Love by Aubrey Wynne
A Chicago Christmas #2

Short sweet love story that sees Joss Palmateer finding true love with Ben Montgomery.

How do they meet?
At a party her friend, and his sister, invites her to.

What are the obstacles?
She is leery of popular men – she was in a relationship and was cheated on

How does Ben win her over?
Patience and perseverance, spending time with her, showing her he is more than what appears on his Facebook page.

What does paper have to do with anything?
Ben has a hobby, origami, that comes into play BIG TIME before the end of the book.

The heroine was a bit “lost” seeming to me but eventually seemed to come out of her slump/grief, talk to her friends and family then find a way forward.

Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC – This is my honest review.

3 - 4 Stars

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I like how Ben truly does try to discover what Joss is going to like and appreciate. His visit to her father – even if Ben doesn’t quite get the man’s sense of humor – also proves that he’s serious unlike the jerk who two-time Joss and made her skittish about relationships. Ben’s family is a hoot with sister Becky not cutting him any slack until she was sure of his intentions towards her friend. Even Charlie the Pigeon is cute and his plan is genius. That is one fantastically romantic proposal from a man determined to prove himself her hero and who makes the Hallmark channel look dull. Oh, and I loved the chapter header quotations! B

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Paper Love is a good quick read. Loved the plot and the author’s writing style. Will be reading more of her books. I received a complimentary copy from Netgalley and this is my unbiased review.

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