Paper Love (A Chicago Christmas Book 2)

By Aubrey Wynne

Growing up in a Papua New Guinea mission, Joss Palmateer is a gentle soul with a unique view of life. Still adjusting to a new home in the U.S and the sudden loss of her mother, love is the last thing on her mind.

Sexy physical therapist, Ben Montgomery, meets his sister’s friend and the sparks fly. He takes it as a challenge when she ignores his advances, but it’s her extraordinary inner beauty that captures his heart.

With the help of a stray homing pigeon and an old origami legend, Ben sets an unwavering course of romance to win her love.

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MY REVIEW

Joss and her sister Laura grew up in Papua, New Guinea, but their family moved to Chicago for Laura to attend a prestigious University. Nine months later, Joss’ mother died in a car accident. Now, nearly a year later, Joss still avoids social activities. When her best friend Becky invites Joss to a party that her brother Ben is giving, she initially turns her down. After some coercing, Joss finally agrees to go. Upon meeting Ben, all Joss sees is a player and she deflects his attention. But it’s too late for Ben as he sees Joss as more than a conquest.

This was such a sweet love story. I enjoyed the romantic gestures as much as Joss did. For Ben to be such a player, he sure did have genuine charm to him. The character of Joss was complex, making Ben work extra hard to get around her defenses. I could appreciate that. It was more than the thrill of the chase. These two had more in common than they thought. And I loved the quotes at the beginning of each chapter. They were perfect for this story. The history of the origami crane was woven seamlessly in the story, making it that much more interesting.

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**The above opinions are 100% my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me to review.

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