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351 pages, Paperback
Published May 7, 2019
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INSPIRED: Is a full length standalone romance novel by Jessica Florence. Spoken in Dual POVs.


I always really enjoy this author's books, and this one was no different. It was well written. It was well paced. The plot was engaging, and I thought quite unique. It was relatively low angst. There was no OW or OM drama. There was a small cast of interesting secondary characters (I adored Jay). It had a bit of steam. Last, it was all wrapped up in a sweet little two years later epilogue.

❝The simple act of continuing when you feel like giving up is the bravest thing anyone can do. YOU ARE AMAZING.❞


"She looked tired, both mentally and physically. She also looked like a businesswoman, but beneath seemed lost, broken. A beautiful puzzle that I wanted to put back together. To bring this dazzling woman back into the light where she belonged. I was in this, but I needed to know if she was. Was Mia Moretti ready to be inspired?"
“If you aren’t ready for something truly beautiful in your life, then you might wanna guard your heart. You’re seeing Mia in her low, and when she finally shakes the mud off, you won’t even know you’re hers until it’s too late. She’s that true beauty inside and out that captures you in the best way. If you’re not ready for that, man, make a plan to get out of Dodge because you’re only going to hurt yourself and her. She doesn’t know it, but she wears her heart on her sleeve, a complete open book. You won’t be able to stop falling in love with her.”
Wounds don’t heal until you stop touching them. Same goes for mental wounds.” She did not like my answer. That was clear in the frown and deadpan look her eyes were giving me. “So, I just let it all go? That’s it? The key to my happiness is letting go of the bad shit?”
“Do you know what men find the most attractive about a woman?”...
“Confidence. A woman who knows she’s sexy is irresistible to a man.”
“Social media is a poison to your mind. It creates a high, much like a drug’s effect, when someone likes your shit or comments. You want more and feel validated when people engage with you. Like you’re important. It also makes you compare your life with others. Their highlight reels to your behind-the-scenes. It’s all a lie, and you shouldn’t waste your life on it. You’ve got a real life to live, not that shit. Check in on people, do business, but then get the hell out of there.”
"People really didn't need another human to make themselves happy. Happiness came from within."
