This short workplace romance will leave you swooning and eager for more!
Maisie Hastings has an endless list of reasons to be annoyed with high-school-rival-turned-teaching-colleague Harry Latu. The after surprising each other at school late one Saturday night, she discovers his plans to build a rival school. It could threaten the viability of the small private school they've spent their careers in, and shoots to Reason #1 on her Why Harry Is Horrible list. But there's more to Harry's secret plan than she's given him credit for. and when their principal shows up, they both have reasons for not wanting to be discovered.
There's only one good excuse Maisie can improvise of why she'd be here late with Harry - and they'd better make it convincing.
The Rival Kiss is a short romantic prequel to Jessica Kate's full-length 2024 romance Drive You Crazy.
It was a very quick and short read which I liked about the book. However, I didn't feel like I could immerse myself in the story or just see something. It felt very shallow to read and I just would have liked more. I can understand as it's a short book you can't tell as much and delve as deep into the story however I would have liked this with the book. That’s why it’s unfortunately only a 1⭐️ star read.
I love Jessica Kate and was happy to revisit my Christian fiction roots. This is a really short novella. This book introduces 2 main characters from her new book that’s out today!! There’s nothing much to say than both characters hate each other but share a kiss to cover their tracks. That’s it short and sweet. I am looking forward to the actual book and hope to get my hands on it soon!!!
I wasn’t ready for it to end so soon! Super cute short read. 3 chapters. But it was fun getting to see how Harry and Maisie interact together. The banter was cute. I also loved how they were honest with each other toward the end. Letting each other be vulnerable and speak what’s on their minds. Definitely looking forward to the release in February!
This was such a fun short story! And now I want to read more. Jessica Kate did a great job of introducing complete characters who are interesting and a setting that is believable and intriguing. I look forward to reading more!
This is a short story (prequel to a series) and I was left wanting to know more. So I guess that means it was effective! It was a too short for my liking though.
I needed a quick read on a road trip, so I thought I'd read this. I've read Jessica Kate before but it's been a while, so I was excited to read this short story.
I'm pretty sure this is the shortest romance story I've ever read, but I enjoyed it. Kate did a great job of setting the scene without making me feel bogged down in information. My only real issue with the story is that I wanted more! Much more of a teaser than a complete story, but still fun to read.
Super cute short story! I love Jessica Kate’s writing and I can’t wait to visit Amity Creek again in her full length novel Drive You Crazy! Highly recommend you give this fun story a read!
A very quick read ... only 3 chapters (remember it's free) and a fun way to meet Maisie and Harry who will feature in a later story of Jessica Kate's new series. I appreciated that Harry is of Polynesian descent as we don't see this nationality in many Christian fiction stories. It's a first for me.
Jessica Kate writes very naturally and the connection between the 2 is easy on the read!
I'm looking forward to 'Drive Me Crazy' a full length story releasing in February. If you're not familiar with Jessica' Kate's writing this serves as a good little introduction and it's free!
What a great introduction to Amity Creek where Jessica Kate's new book, "Drive You Crazy", is set. Loved the banter and chemistry between Harry and Maisie.
Looking forward to meeting Maisie's cousin and seeing how things go down in the full length novel next!
CONFUSED!! Started this book & it was… 30 pages??? Um enemies to crushes (??) in a 30 minutes “scene” in a classroom on a Saturday night. Don’t know what the point of this was. Here I was thinking I was starting a new book and I finished it v fast. Weirdddd
Aww this was a cutie little novella! The male lead kept quoting Shakespeare, and he’s a big ex-rugby player so the mental image was delightful. Is there a full-length novel of the characters? Cos I’m intrigured
This was an amusing short story. It doesn't have a ton of depth at only 31 pages, but it had conflict and growth, and I remained interested throughout. I enjoyed that it references things local to me, too. That's always fun.
This story was very well-written and an enjoyable fast read. The characters and conflict are well developed. Because of its length, it did leave me wanting more, but that's not a bad thing.
This was a really good short story. Not my favorite of the short stories she has released, but still really good. She definitely knows how to write short stories and to write them well.