The Felicity Theory – review (AD)

I was kindly given an electronic copy of The Felicity Theory by Davina Stone in exchange for an honest review*.

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The Felicity Theory book blurb

He’s grumpy… She’s sunshine… And they’re about to take a road trip across Australia.

Successful, handsome, and a little bit OCD, finance guru Oliver Blake has the perfect life.

Until his fiancée leaves him on their wedding day, and his carefully constructed world crumbles around him.

Still trying to piece his life together six months later, the last thing Oliver needs at his brother’s wedding is a bubbly British bridesmaid plunging his life into more chaos.

Felicity Green doesn’t believe in perfect.

She’s had enough disappointments to prove dreams don’t come true.

She has a theory— life is what you make it, and she’s determined to make her trip to Australia one big adventure.

Somehow, Oliver and Felicity find themselves in a brightly painted kombi van traveling across Australia.

As they share confined sleeping arrangements and nights under the stars, it’s not long before the chemistry between them is sizzling off the charts.

En route to Sydney, it appears Oliver and Felicity may have stumbled on something almost perfect after all.

Until they meet a hurdle that just might be too big for either of them to overcome.

Will they find a way through this, or has their love met the end of a long dusty road?

For fans of Christina Lauren and Tessa Bailey comes this steamy, heart-warming fourth book in The Laws of Love series.

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My overall thoughts on The Felicity Theory

The Felicity Theory is the fourth book in the Laws of Love series but can be read and enjoyed as a stand alone book which I did with no problems.

With Oliver and Felicity it really is a case of opposites attract and in parts the sizzle between them is hotter than the Ozzy sun!

I love these two emotionally battered characters, who unexpectedly find in each other someone to love and admire.

We’re taken on a journey with Oliver and Felicity in every sense of the word, as they venture across Australia in a beaten up camper van and discover the journey doesn’t stop when they eventually get to Perth.

Their journey of self discovery and acceptance is the most special part of this story.

Organised and successful Oliver meets his match with chilled out, optimistic Felicity who is the embodiment of sunshine and I think they bring the best out of each other.

They are both dealing with unresolved issues from their past – Oliver with getting over his ex and the fallout of the breakup whilst trying to write his latest book, Felicity with the physical and emotional trauma related to Scarlet (no spoilers here).

I loved their camper van journey and the different characters they meet along the way.

There’s lots of laughs, some heartwarming tender moments, plenty of steamy scenes and strong friendships to help these two along their journey.

I really enjoyed The Felicity Theory – a perfect rom/com summer read.

With thanks to BookSirens and the author Davina Stone for an advanced reader copy of The Felicity Theory in exchange for an honest review.

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