Can Aiden feel at home again in Birdsong, Pennsylvania?
Aiden Hughes
Aiden Hughes was this bigshot reporter in New York until he was fired, and now living in Birdsong, he's confused about what he wants in life. He is a great character, and I love his development here. From the first time we met him to the very last page, he had a great development. I even love it when he starts falling in love with a lot of different things and maybe seeing something different in life for him. What I like about Aiden is that his drive for not only planning but in his work is so clear and obvious. Another thing is how he slowly starts to be more comfortable around certain things that he wasn't entirely comfortable around. Aiden Hughes is definitely Chris Pine.
Emily McLane
Emily McLane is the whole being of the girl-next-door, and I love her business. Her love for the animals that she rescues, whether it's for hurt wild animals or the dogs that she takes in that love is very much apparent. Emily is a fantastic character that has a lot going for her, and I love the confidence she gets after spending some time with Aiden. She has her own sort of life that she has planned but doesn't mind changing it if she needs to. What I like about her is everything that I have already said and a lot more that I can't say because you should read the book. Okay, so this was a bit tricky for me. I looked up both Kristen Bell and then Amanda Seyfried. I agree with Kelsey though Emily is definitely Amanda Seyfried.
Five Stars
Falling in Puppy Love by Sarah Fischer and Kelsey McKnight is another book that I seriously love from these two amazing authors. They did such a great job, and I can't wait to read another book that they wrote together. It is worthy of being five stars, and I am recommending it to anyone that likes romance with a bit of comedy in there. Some parts had me laughing out loud.
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This review was originally posted on Baroness' Book Trove