The Last Place You Look by Aurora Rey is a delightful small town romance that highlights the importance of believing in yourself no matter how challenging life can be at times. Nothing in this world could have prepared Julia for the heart-wrenching humiliation she would have to endure when her wife of eight years walks out on their marriage to be with her personal trainer. Julia intends to just live her life to suit herself and date as many single lesbian women as possible with no strings attached.
Will Taylor and Julia be able to overcome their fears and insecurities in order for them to truly own their talents and bring their dreams to life? Will Julia find love in the last place she expected to find it? Taylor Winslow makes and sells furniture wholesale and she is still single as a dollar and she is more than ready for things to change where her lack of a love life is concerned.
Wicked wink! I must say that this story will always have a special place in my heart because I adore books that have priceless life lessons in them and this story has them in abundance. If you enjoy stories that portray two gorgeous women who slowly fall in love in the quirkiest way ever coupled with nosy and well-meaning neighbors and family members, then this is definitely the story for you! Julia closed her eyes for a second.
It was only a matter of time before she had to run into someone, but seriously, did it have to be twenty-four hours after arriving? She turned in the direction of the voice, a fake smile firmly in place, and found herself face-to-face with Taylor Winslow. Reason number two hundred to hate small towns.
Julia glanced down, only to be painfully reminded of her appearance. Why was the universe so cruel? Taylor could have left it at that, wished her a good day and left her to her own pathetic devices, but no. She angled her head slightly. Julia ran her hand up the back of her neck, only to remember her hair, in one of those messy buns that was supposed to look sexy but never managed to on her, was as much of a disaster as the rest of her.
