I loved this book so much! It was soft and charming, yet spicy 🔥 and emotional, too. Bridget has just started a new job that she really loves, but when she accidentally replies-all to an email she is mortified. She recalls the email as quickly as she can, but still receives one response … from Will, who works for her employer’s client company. He chastises her a bit about the email she sent and when they get into a back-and-forth about the situation, an unlikely friendship is born. As time passes, the friendship blossoms into more, but Will has something he hasn’t shared with Bridget, and it may be something they can’t overcome.
Ahhhh! It’s such a great story! I loved Bridget – her luck is incredibly bad in just about every way, but she sees Will as such a gift from the universe. She a ray of sunshine in Will’s dreary existence. He’s a gloomy guy who hates his job and been to just make it through each day. These two together are perfection, but getting there is a bumpy ride!
ABOUT THE BOOKÂ
Corporate emailing has never been this hot…Bridget Quinn owes a big thank you to whoever created the email “recall” function. Thanks to them, instead of ending her career, a wayward “reply all” lands her a secret confidant inside her fashion firm’s top client. The more she talks to Will, the more she finds herself falling head over heels. But when they go from an online friendship into an IRL hook up, she’s not sure she’s ready to risk the one person she has come to trust completely.
Bridget prides herself on always seeing the silver lining. But the more she talks to Will, the more he helps her realize that sometimes her “silver-lining” is really settling. To stand up for what she really wants she’ll need to go out on a with Will and at work.
When reality hits, Bridget and Will have to decide…was it love at first email or will their relationship land in the spam folder?
Reply All is a romantic comedy for fans of Devil Meets Prada and You’ve Got Mail, but make it spicy. It had enough steam to fog up your favorite reading glasses.
