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The Spark

Jess is falling for Sam.

Sam is falling for Jess.

But it seems life will do whatever it takes to make them fall apart.

When Jess and Sam lock eyes at a party, a spark ignites. The spark. But love at first sight isn’t like the movies, especially when Sam’s ex, Victoria, is determined to make their honeymoon period a living hell.

Is love at first sight enough?

 

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Jules Wake announced at the age of ten that she planned to be a writer. Along the way she was diverted by the glamorous world of PR and worked on many luxury and not so luxury brands. This proved fabulous training for writing novels as it provided her with the opportunity to hone her creative writing skills. 

She writes best-selling warm-hearted romantic contemporary fiction for One More Chapter as Jules Wake and was shortlisted for Romantic Novel of the Year 2019 with Notting Hill in the Snow. 

Under her pen name Julie Caplin, she also writes the warm and witty Romantic Escapes series.  

Between them, the two Js have written sixteen novels, The Spark being the latest. 

 

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The Spark

By

Jules Wake

Review 

By

Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews 

First, I want to thank Jules Wake, One More Chapter, NetGalley and Rachel's Random Resource for providing me with this book so I can bring you this review.

Jules Wake's newest novel The Spark really showed that love at first sight really does happen. This is a book that will make you smile, have a little chuckle, it is full of drama, betrayal, secrets, revelations and forgiveness. 

Jules Wake does an incredible job with her detailed descriptions of her characters. 

There is a part of the book that was comical. I just had to laugh because I too felt the same way.  Jess has had crushes on unattainable never in wild imagination meet film and musicians over the years. However, she never never had that instant spark with someone in real life. 

Both Jules and Sam had very rewarding career paths. I admired Sam for working as a teacher with students on the Autistic Spectrum. Jules worked with Woman Refugee’s find a better way of life. 

Sam impressed me that Sam was a good cook. He cooked dishes that I have never tried before like Chicken Dansak, Prawn Pathia and Lamb Mogwai. 

I loved the story of Jules and Sam from how they met, to the obstacles they had to go through to be together, their chemistry, etc.

Jules' intimate scenes are written really passionately between the two love birds.

This is the first that my fave grocery store  ALDI is mentioned in a book! I had to laugh at the reference. 

There is an unexpected twist in this book that opened her eyes to what her mother went through.  Plus, a revelation of how similar their situations were. My heart went out to them.