In the Now Review
Olivia Ott is the protagonist of the novel In the Now by Jennifer Ann Shore. Olivia is a singer slash songwriter who left her hometown a decade ago to pursue her career. Ten years later and she is back. She returns home to grant her mentor a favor. Returning to her hometown doesn’t sit well with Olivia, but what can she do? It’s her mentor. As if she isn't under enough stress, the unexpected happens. Not only does her life turn upside down, but she meets her bully. Noah Washington. The same person she ran from all those years ago. Yes, the same guy that made her life hell in high school.
I am going to be honest, judging by the cover, I was a bit skeptical about the book. The enemies to lovers tag convinced me to give the novel a try. I am glad I did. Jennifer did not disappoint. The story evokes various emotions. This minute it had me laughing and the next it brought me to tears. Olivia was the perfectly imperfect protagonist that reeled me in. Noah, the hot doctor I will never forget. My new book boyfriend.
I could not put this book down even at two in
the morning. Thank you, Jennifer, for this masterpiece. An enemies to lovers
romance that sends the right messages. I felt every push and pull interaction
between Noah and Olivia. I rated In the Now five stars out of five stars.
It was that good. I recommend this masterpiece to readers who enjoy the
reformation of characters. Nothing is set in stone. People can change. This
book is for those who had a not so great past and can move past it. Running
from your problems doesn’t make things better. In most cases, the buried
hatchet will creep up on us and tear our lives apart. It’s better to deal with
the problem as they come along. It’s hard but nothing good is easy.
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