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Wrapped Up In You
(Learning Curves #2)
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It's been two years since Cora and Elena of LEARNING CURVES discovered how easy it is to learn to love--but with Christmas just around the bend, they're going to have to learn to cope when both their families descend on their household for the first time ever. With her brothers and parents underfoot and a million dishes to cook, it's hard enough for Elena to plan her doubl
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Kindle Edition, 96 pages
Published
December 14th 2018
by Self
(first published December 6th 2018)
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*NOTE: an ARC was kindly provided to me by the author in exchange for an honest review*
Friends,
When I felt sad the other night, I read this novella and it was exactly the warm hug I needed ❤️️
What I appreciate about the Learning Curves universe is how every character is allowed to be themselves. Unapologetically and fully themselves. And are also accepted and supported unconditionally by their families. No petty drama, no prejudice, just pure joy!
This volume follows our girls - Elena and Cora - ...more
Friends,
When I felt sad the other night, I read this novella and it was exactly the warm hug I needed ❤️️
What I appreciate about the Learning Curves universe is how every character is allowed to be themselves. Unapologetically and fully themselves. And are also accepted and supported unconditionally by their families. No petty drama, no prejudice, just pure joy!
This volume follows our girls - Elena and Cora - ...more

Sweet, cozy Christmas read
This adorable sequel to LEARNING CURVES focuses on marriage proposals, family, and a super cute puppy. It's always great to revisit Cora and Elena, knowing lots of softness is waiting for me. ...more
This adorable sequel to LEARNING CURVES focuses on marriage proposals, family, and a super cute puppy. It's always great to revisit Cora and Elena, knowing lots of softness is waiting for me. ...more

I found this book charming and fun. It's short, often predictable, and lacks any major problems for the characters to overcome, but it was still a delightful read and that was the type of story I was looking for with these characters.
The only real downfall of the book is that there were a lot of editing issues. The book was written in third-person, but on several occasions first-person phrasing would be used even even outside of dialogue or inner thoughts. The first example occurs really early i ...more
The only real downfall of the book is that there were a lot of editing issues. The book was written in third-person, but on several occasions first-person phrasing would be used even even outside of dialogue or inner thoughts. The first example occurs really early i ...more
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Ceillie Simkiss is an author from southern Virginia. She started writing fiction as an escape from her day job as a small town journalist, and has been at it ever since, with the support of her partner, her dog and her cats.
Ceillie Simkiss is an author from southern Virginia. She started writing fiction as an escape from her day job as a small town journalist, and has been at it ever since, with the support of her partner, her dog and her cats.
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“Elena and her brothers had always had a strong relationship ranging from best friends to worst enemies, but now that they were grown, that relationship was best described as partners in crime.”
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