Name: April May Fall
ISBN: 9781649370921

Christina Hovland

April May Fall

This was such a refresher! I love yoga, especially during stressful moments. As a mom, it’s always nice to read books that show the daily life of a busy mom. I loved the characters, the premise, and the wrap up of the story. The dynamic between the main characters was so cute!

Emily 

April Davis totally has her life in order. Ha! Not really. Yes, she’s the Calm Mom—a social influencer with a reputation for showing moms how to stay calm and collected through yoga—but behind the scenes, she’s barely holding it all together. Raising tiny humans alone is exhausting, but that’s just the chewed-up cherry on the melted sundae of her life. Her kids aren’t behaving, her husband left her for his skydiving instructor, and her top knot proves she hasn’t showered in days. Then a live video of the “always calm” April goes viral...and she’s most definitely not. Enter Jack Gibson, April’s contact at the media conglomerate that has purchased April’s brand. The too-sexy-for-his-own good Jack will help clean up April’s viral mess, and even work with her to expand her influence, but toddler tea parties and a dog with a penchant for peeing on his shoes were definitely not part of the deal. Now April’s calm has jumped ship quicker than her kids running from their vegetables. Not to mention, the sparks flying between her and Jack have her completely out of her depth. Forget finding her calm—April’s going to need a boatload of margaritas just to find her way back to herself again.

Linda Quintanilla

To say I was really disappointed after finishing this book is an understatement. I had high expectations for this book. I loved reading the first book in the series, so I was kinda hype to read the second book. But I was just left disappointed. The romance between April and Jack was zero. I could not understand the attraction between them. There was zero chemistry between April and Jack. It was more about April trying to figure out her life after a messy divorce which took 90% of the book.

April May Fall

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