Frost and Found follows Lola - a small-town bookstore owner and Tyler - a grumpy audio book narrator as a big book event has the two of them working together. I really liked Lola; she's the type of person that gives and gives and doesn't expect anything in return so I was really rooting for her to realize her worth and for her to find someone that would treat her the way she deserved. Tyler was an interesting character; he's been through a lot from losing his dad to losing the sport he loved to getting divorced from his wife and he's definitely not in a good place when we meet him at the start of the book. I liked the way that Lola and Tyler were there for each other and I how they supported each other. I wasn't the biggest fan of the third act drama, but it was a realistic view of your past coming back to bite you due to social media.
Synopsis:
In Pine Falls, no one believes in happily-ever-afters more than Lola Bennett. A lifelong reader, she owns a thriving bookstore devoted to romance. When she lands the chance to host an event with the wildly popular Kate’s Book Club, she jumps at it. Even once she learns that for the next four months, she’ll have to promote the event on social media with Tyler Cole, a romance skeptic who turns out to be the voice behind her favorite audiobooks.
Tyler wasn’t always cynical. After a devastating injury ended his professional rugby career fifteen years ago, he watched his future disappear. Now, newly sober and recovering from a painful divorce, he’s being dragged back into a world he never wanted to revisit: romance. The last thing he needs is to work alongside a woman who seems determined to find the silver lining in everything.
But as the weeks pass, their differences blur. Beneath Lola’s optimism and Tyler’s gruff exterior lie old wounds and guarded hearts. Promoting the event brings them closer, their reluctant partnership growing into undeniable chemistry.
The love story Lola always dreamed of—and Tyler stopped believing in—might just be within reach.
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