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Review: Miracle on 5th Avenue by Sarah Morgan

Thanks to NetGalley for the advanced readers copy! 

Miracle on 5th Avenue by Sarah Morgan is a delightful conclusion of the From Manhattan with Love series.  The third installment of the series features Eva, who is recovering from the loss of her grandmother.  Her new client in this book is sexy crime writer Lucas Blade.  She is sent to decorate his empty apartment for Christmas by his grandmother.  Lucas hates the holidays, having lost his wife in an accident a few years ago.  He is also going through major writers block.  He is surprised by Eva’s appearance in his life and doesn’t want her in his life or his apartment.  Forced to spend a few days with her due to a snowstorm he quickly realizes that he cannot write without her! 


The chemistry between Lucas and Eva is very strong, and their witty banter is entertaining.  Sarah Morgan tells a good story and I was sucked in on the first page.  Watching Eva try to convince Lucas that perhaps true love is real and good was so much fun!  Lucas and Eva are opposites in so many ways, but the connection (and the chemistry) couldn’t be denied.  I highly recommend this whole series!  

Rated 5/5 on Goodreads.      

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