Maggie Moves On: the perfect romcom to make you laugh, swoon and sob!

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I love Silas' family dynamics. They really show the most beautiful way a blended family can work so well together. And Michael is hilarious. This is honestly the best part of this book and is what kept me reading through to the end. there was just no tension between silas and maggie (h)…the only time there could have been some banter was after they got into an argument about maggie’s safety. but then it fast-forwarded a week and they made-up Small town romance – some author’s just know how to do them right, with big hearts, great characters, and history. While I’m usually all about the hero, there is no denying that Maggie was just the type of person I’d call a good friend to not love everything about her. She really knew how to respond to Silas’ flirtatious banter in a way that had me grinning from ear to ear. With a unique career and a strong work ethic, I was totally entranced with her story from the very beginning. I immediately needed to know how everything was going to play out for her. I'M SORRY! Was that a Kathryn Nolan reference???? Is Kathryn Nolan, scooter daredevil at Wallace's senior home, based on Lucy's writing friend Kathryn Nolan???

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The behind the scenes of a reno show and its production and a wonderfully competent and ambitious woman running her life, total win.The secondary characters are as fantastic as Maggie and Silas. Silas has an amazing family, and the small-town feel of the community is lovely. I like that Maggie finds so many people in Kinship to connect with. From Silas’s sisters to an at-risk teen to the cranky old man with a connection to Maggie’s house, she finds so much more than a house renovation in Kinship, Ohio. And Silas’s moms are the best! They’re so smart and fun, and the way they and the rest of the family welcome all into their fold is fantastic.

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At the end of the day, your quality of life is determined by the people you surround yourself with.” You can have him Maggie – I’m moving on!!! I love a couple of the house reno TV shows that focus on historic restoration, so I thought I’d enjoy Lucy Score’s latest release, ‘Maggie Moves On’. I received this book via Netgalley. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of this review. Maggie Moves On by Lucy Scoreactually, this book is my worst nightmare. usually, i can handle bad books because they’re so bad, that they’re hilarious. this book on the other hand was bad because it was so damn boring. reading for more than 20 minutes at a time was as painful as walking over broken glass. I know I'm in the minority and it's physically paining me to give my first unhappy review for Lucy Score. I am a BRA. I am team Lucy all the way. She has my undying loyalty. But Maggie Moves On did not do it for me.

Maggie Moves On: the perfect romcom to make you laugh, swoon

As the two settle in with renovations, the house not only brings an adventurous mystery to the story but also an amazing example of found family. And look at that adorable pup on the cover! Kevin the naughty, burly pit bull was truly a highlight. I think he loved the supporting characters as much as Maggie and Silas did. I wish I could mention each of them and how important and significant they were. I loved how their stories and story fit into the overall plot and the wit and intelligence they brought to the table. I loved the family Silas and Maggie started with them, the friends they made and brought into the herd, even the animals, it was everything.I loved the journey that the characters took in this book. I enjoyed both main characters and the supporting characters as well. This book had charm, some laughs, some angst, some heat, and a loveable service dog drop-out dog named Kevin who is a scene stealer! Written in the third person with dual perspectives, Maggie Moves On is Lucy Score’s first traditionally published book. I’ve been a Lucy fan for several years and it’s great to see her becoming more widely known with the TikTok success of her indie published, Things We Never Got Over and By a Thread. The home improvement aspect of this book is reminiscent of her book, The Christmas Fix, and Score even gives a shout out to the heroine of that book. The underlying mystery also reminded me of her Bootleg Springs series with Claire Kingsley. ( Whiskey Chaser)