ARC Review: "Written in the Cards" - A Cozy Romantic Escape

Dana Storino's "Written in the Cards" invites readers on a charming journey through the life of Stacey Moore, who, at first glance, seems to have it all together. The story kicks off on the night of her bachelorette party, where a tarot card reading unveils startling revelations about her life and her fiancé. In an impulsive twist, she abandons her wedding plans, setting the stage for a fresh start.

Stacey finds solace in her love for art and decides to take up a temporary teaching job in a different town. Art is her passion, and she believes that teaching children is her life's purpose. As she attempts to navigate the challenges of impressing a new principal, the story takes an unexpected turn when the tarot cards reveal not one but two love interests in her life.

Dana Storino's writing seamlessly blends quirky, flawed heroines with small-town charm, and a dose of nineties nostalgia. Stacey's character is endearing in her imperfections, making her relatable and lovable. The story explores themes of love, purpose, and self-discovery, offering a heartfelt and engaging narrative.

"Written in the Cards" is the first installment in the Love in Lovington cozy romance series. Storino's storytelling prowess shines through in this sweet and realistic romance, creating a world that readers will want to immerse themselves in. If you're a fan of well-developed characters, small-town vibes, and a dash of nineties nostalgia, Dana Storino's book is a must-read for your cozy romance collection.