Book Review: Love in Bloom's by Judith Arnold

  

 

Love in Bloom's by Judith Arnold

Story is about the family store and the grandmother and mother both live above it in their high-rise.

Julia is the lawyer but works at the law firm, NOT the store. Her sister and mother both work in the store and have for years and have put their whole life on hold to do their jobs.

When they learn Julia is to get the presidency they don't understand.  Their uncle also thinks the job will be his. He's a playboy, plays golf and has fancy cars and likes his computer.

Products of the store appeal to the community and they have brilliant ideas in how to expand and what to select for new items.

We learn of the history of the store and family coming to the US from the mother country.

The mother and sisters collaborate and come up with a plan that will allow them all to do what they want to, Julia at her law job, giving brief appearances in the store, others will work their running the store as they've been doing.

Funny that the grandmother thinks because the granddaughter has a tattoo won't fit into being president and her daughter had her nose job and doesn't fit, LOL

I keep thinking somebody is going to get thrown under the bus...Lots of clues to gather to find out who the culprit is. Bit odd genre for me, lots of drama.

Adult situations. About the author and her works are listed at the end.

Received this review copy from The Story Plant and this is my honest opinion.