Review: Laugh a Minute
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2014
OMG, what a great book.  I’ve come to realise that Amy Andrews does not write a bad book.  I laughed all the way through this one.Samantha is a 30 year old career woman who realises that her eggs are talking to her and she has decided that she needs to have a baby.  The problem with this though is that she is a failure at relationships and she has body issues.  Sam does like to spend time in the second hand bookshop run by her friend Birdie reading romance novels.Enter her sometimes neighbour, the extreme sports sex god Nick, who is home for six months recuperating from an injury before he climbs Everest.  Nick also happens to be Birdie’s grandson who takes over the bookshop after Birdie passes.When Sam finds herself out of a job Nick offers her one at the bookshop.  Sam also decides it’s time to find a baby father, only she has no luck with finding someone to date.  Of course she asks for Nicks help in setting her up on blind dates.There are some hilarious dates with freeky white teeth guy, boring as bat shit gut, too short guy, too tall guy, need to be medicated guy, wouldn’t shut-up guy, intellectual giant guy and Vincent the creepy guy.  Not to mention the condoms and vibrator.This is an amazing journey to a HEA as Nick helps Sam overcome the way she looks at her body.  There is an attraction between them, but neither of them really acts on it, so there is a well-grounded friendship before anything more happens.I received a copy of this book through NetGalley from the author/publisher for an honest review.