Maggie Moves On: the perfect romcom to make you laugh, swoon and sob!

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While I’m usually all about the hero, there is no denying that Maggie was just the type of person I’d call a good friend to not love everything about her. She really knew how to respond to Silas’ flirtatious banter in a way that had me grinning from ear to ear. With a unique career and a strong work ethic, I was totally entranced with her story from the very beginning. I immediately needed to know how everything was going to play out for her. Lucy Score never ceases to amaze me with her literary talent. Maggie Moves On is another one of her books that simply MUST be made for TV viewing. Her characters are so relatable and charming. Even the super crabby ones like Wallace. You can’t help but fall in love with each one created for this book, including (maybe even especially) the dog “Kevin”. I think he loved the supporting characters as much as Maggie and Silas did. I wish I could mention each of them and how important and significant they were. I loved how their stories and story fit into the overall plot and the wit and intelligence they brought to the table. I loved the family Silas and Maggie started with them, the friends they made and brought into the herd, even the animals, it was everything. From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Things We Left Behind,comes a steamy small-town romance between a straight-laced house renovator and the sexy landscaper determined to break down her walls.

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Maggie flips houses for her popular YouTube channel show. Silas is a miracle-working landscaper who digs the challenge of Maggie AND the Old Campbell Place. Maggie can be caring, like she showed with Cody. I liked Cody, he was probably my favourite character next to all the animals. But outside of that I won't remember Maggie, there wasn't really anything that made her stand out as a character. All in all, this was a cute read and I enjoyed getting to spend time with Maggie, Silas, Dean, Michael, Kevin and the rest of the gang. Although it was open door with a good bit of spice throughout the second half of the book, it had all the Hallmark vibes one could ask for. I loved the concept of found family that is presented several times over. when she was clearly stressed out, he was telling her things she NEEDED to do. and of course, she did them every time. also, i couldn’t stand her weird need to make decisions for everyone else in her life…if someone wants to drop everything to follow you across the country, LET THEM! it’s their damn choice, so stop acting like you need to push them away so they don’t have the option. thankfully, the side characters called her out.That’s one of the reasons I have great faith in Lucy Score, she always gives me a good and uplifting story. I’ll come straight out and say this is for the fans of Nora Roberts, the ones who grew up reading her idyllic yet gripping stories that were so rich in community and work ethic and found a family like they are. in romance. Also meet secondary romances. I, I mean me. Don’t get me wrong, it’s very romantic and sexier than my 90’s and 2000’s reads, but it’s firmly rooted in the book’s other themes; the home remodeling and landscaping and the town of Kinship which I fell head over heels in love with.

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Wouldn’t have said no to a longer epilogue, or one or two chapters of them settling down, but loved to see it all come together. I’m here for more Lucy Score!!!! Silas is quite selfish, and controlling. The kind of controlling where you don’t realize you’re being controlled, until it’s already over. For example, there were several instances where he got genuinely mad at Maggie, for no reason. He wouldn’t speak to her until she apologized to him, when again, she did nothing wrong. And then she would apologize to him anyway. The amount of times I set my book down wanting to scream that she did nothing wrong, that she doesn’t have to apologize to this man— A Lucy Score book is side-splitting laughter, hilarious mishaps and even madcap hijinks. But it’s more. So much more. It's heart-rending emotion, stunning profoundness and heart-soaring delight. And Maggie's story is even more, with this historic home renovation having the unintended consequences of cobbling and collecting a family, finding a home and learning what happiness truly means. I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publisher for free. The review above is reflective of my honest opinions.Silas for his part falls for Maggie right away but convincing her to stay might be too hard to accomplish. Thankfully, he and his pitbull, Kevin are charming with a capital C. Maggie relies heavily on her work. She loves her job, she’s built it from the ground, and it’s just what she enjoys. sometimes she would get stressed out about things surrounding the house she was working on, and when Silas noticed, he would make her do some thing that he thought was a good idea. And if she didn’t want to do it he would say things like “you’re doing it, even if I have to strap it to the chair”. i know it was meant to be playful, but the fact that maggie always did whatever he told her too— it just made it worse. also, are we just gonna ignore the fact that maggie basically forced her gay friend to marry her because she was “lonely” GIRL BYE😵‍💫🤣 I know I'm in the minority and it's physically paining me to give my first unhappy review for Lucy Score. I am a BRA. I am team Lucy all the way. She has my undying loyalty. But Maggie Moves On did not do it for me.