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Knitting in the City, Book 6

De: Penny Reid

Narrado por: Joy Nash

New standalone from the USA Today best-selling Knitting in the City romantic comedy series.

©2017 Penny Reid (P)2017 Penny Reid

I honesty love love LOVE these books!

Marie and Matt were the most sensual/sexual couple yet I think. their banter and how they weren't together but were was the best. I seriously think this series could be a mini series... Netflix pick it up already!

Loved this book

I was so taken with this couples chemistry and their relationship growth. Their banter was entertaining as well as so different!! I was captivated by their story with all the ups and downs and had a hard time taking breaks from listening!!!

Still loving this series

No, you don't have to read the series in order, but it's fun if you do. I have liked knowing the other characters and personalities. I love how each book is so different. I haven't gotten bored with feelings that I'm reading the same things over and over. I have just adored each main character she's given us as they are so unique.

This one did pull at my heartstrings a little more than the other books did...again adding to the appeal that each book offers something a little different. There's still good humor, good romance, good character development. The only negative I can find is the random social commentary in one scene. It's not the commentary that was bothersome, it was that it felt randomly stuck in. Usually if there is a poignant moment it feels more natural to the story. This one did not. But other than that I loved it.

favorite book on the series!!!!!

best book so far! some books in this series are a bit less interesting. this one is so far the most entertaining and most interesting! no trumped up drama and no truly frustrating moments that made me want to skip ahead.

Joy's narration is superb! her accents and tones were very good and made it easy to know exactly who was speaking.

Yet again, made me laugh out loud

I love penny Reid's storytelling. She is witty and creates characters that have depth. I am always entertained and sad when it's over.