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A review by rotellareads
Stories of September by Ella Fields, Amelia Wilde, Meagan Brandy, Willow Winters, Meghan Quinn, Skye Warren, K Webster, Trilina Pucci, Jade West, Fiona Cole
4.0
Fumbled Future by Meagan Brandy: 4 Stars
I really enjoyed this little short story about Austin and Mia.
The tension was certainly there and I got enough of a glimpse into their past to see that they had a serious missed connection that could have been something really great. Young love often ends in heartbreak and these two were no exception. It was clear where both of their hearts were in the end though! I loved the angst between them and how explosive every interaction was. The misunderstanding of why Austin was in town and Mia’s reaction to it was quite comical!
The story was brief and to the point, but FULL of heat! I haven’t had the chance to read any of Meagan’s previous books from the Fumbled world yet, but I didn’t feel like I was missing anything or lacking information in order to understand the supporting characters’ dynamic and relationships. The author did a great job of summarizing things for the reader so you didn’t feel left in the dark.
I really enjoyed this little short story about Austin and Mia.
The tension was certainly there and I got enough of a glimpse into their past to see that they had a serious missed connection that could have been something really great. Young love often ends in heartbreak and these two were no exception. It was clear where both of their hearts were in the end though! I loved the angst between them and how explosive every interaction was. The misunderstanding of why Austin was in town and Mia’s reaction to it was quite comical!
The story was brief and to the point, but FULL of heat! I haven’t had the chance to read any of Meagan’s previous books from the Fumbled world yet, but I didn’t feel like I was missing anything or lacking information in order to understand the supporting characters’ dynamic and relationships. The author did a great job of summarizing things for the reader so you didn’t feel left in the dark.