Divorce Towers

A Novel

De: Ellen Meister

Narrado por: Sarah Mollo-Christensen

Welcome to Divorce Towers, the Beverly Hills condo where there’s more money than sense…more drama than money…and more heat than one high-rise can hold.

Addison Torres has nothing left to lose in New York: no job, no fiancé, no parents to lean on. So when Uncle Arnie offers her a concierge gig in sunny California, she hops on a plane without looking back.

Before it all came crashing down, Addison had a matchmaking career and handsome partner—then she got a little too cozy with a client. Digging her way out of the wreckage, she’s taken a strict vow of celibacy.

Unfortunately, Addison’s new home is where such promises go to die. As concierge at the luxurious Beekman Towers—nicknamed “Divorce Towers” due to the constant influx of the newly single—she’s in constant demand by Beverly Hills’ most eligible and entitled bachelors. Like Dante, a cocksure talent agent. And Zach, an adorable tech wizard.

Addison Torres thinks she’s ready for anything except love. But in Divorce Towers, the world’s toughest concierge may have finally met her match.

©2024 by Temple Hill Publishing. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Original, clever, entertaining, expertly crafted, and of special appeal to readers with an interest in Contemporary Romance fiction…”—Midwest Book Review

Loved this book!

This was book was so cute and I loved the performance on audio! Such a great beach or light read.

Meh.

I liked the idea of three storylines, but the immaturity of the MCs was disappointing. They all had some redeeming qualities, but for the most part they made terrible decisions and behaved like college kids. In fact, I may have liked this more if it were a dorm rather than a high end building of supposedly mature adults. Not sure why the author felt the need to portray her wealthy characters as vapid and borderline psychopathic, but she did them a disservice.
If you want to listen to this title, get it as a “listen and read for free” on KU. Otherwise, don’t waste a credit.