Charlotte and Chris were happy to play matchmaker for Ava and Patrick - they didn’t expect to find love themselves.
Charlotte
I’m the kinda girl that’s looking for one night and not anything after that. I refuse to date. I’ve been down that road before and it ended in heartache. For now, I’ll focus on my designs, my business and me. That’s what I told myself until tall, dark and dimpled walked into my shop and everything changed.
Chris
I’m the kinda guy that girls only want for the night and even then, I make sure there’s no invitation for breakfast. Broke, living with my brother’s place while working in his kitchen - I’m not exactly boyfriend material.
Commitaphobes Charlotte and Chris have never felt understood. These two have so much in common, it feels like they have found the other half to themselves. Shying from relationships, they move into the unknown territory of being … daters.
ARC received from author for an honest review
Josephine Traynor has quickly become a must read author for me, so I jumped at the chance to get my hands on an early copy of the second book in the Time series, Four O'clock.
This book is told concurrently with the first book, so you could read book 2 without reading book 1 first, but why would you want to miss any of the goodness?
We met our lovelies Charlotte and Chris in the first book, A Quarter to Twelve, and whilst I liked them as the secondary characters there, I am so glad we have their full story now.
I knew I was going to enjoy this book, as I adored book one, but what I wasn't expecting with Four O'Clock was the emotions. Oh sure, I knew I was going to laugh and smile and adore our couple, but I wasn't expecting the sadness and the tears that I would shed.
Well played Ms Traynor, well played.
I don't want to give too much away, because this is a book you just need to lose yourself in for a few hours.
All you need to know is that is is sweet, fun, sexy and emotional, all rolled up into one story that I couldn't put down.
Now I am impatiently awaiting for the next book,
Meet Patrick and Ava in book 1, A Quarter To Twelve
Josephine
Traynor is very good at keeping secrets - she’s been a
closeted writer for years, but only got brave enough last year to show her
writer friend a small chunk of what she’d written.
She’s a mother of two small boys and only told her husband about her book
when it was completed. God knows what he thought she was doing on the computer
for all those hours!
Josephine’s a lover of tea and has a thing for all things that smell like
vanilla. She loves a good book that makes her laugh and has heaps of character
growth. Her aim is to write books that inspire, cause sore stomach muscles and
have memorable characters for all the right reasons.
Josephine
Traynor is not her real name. The pen name is derived from Josephine being her
favourite girls name and Traynor is inspired by Will Traynor from Me Before You
by Jojo Moyes. His message from that book was for everyone to be brave in this
world and to make their mark. This was a huge lesson for her to get over her
fear of publishing. She’s doing this for her, her dream
is to be a published author, what’s your dream and go after it.
