C.J. Fallowfield

Enough heat to make the pages sizzle, romance to make you swoon, strong characters with depth and emotions to pluck at your heartstrings, and humour to make you laugh out loud. Roll all of that into one novel, or in C.J.'s case a lot of novels, and you have the measure of her books. Unless of course you count the odd twist she likes to throw in to keep readers on their toes. C.J. comes from the United Kingdom and is half-French. She lives in the wonderful countryside of Wales, surrounded by rolling hills, trees and fields full of sheep and cows. She is yet to find her Prince Charming, but lives with her extremely pampered fur baby, Pumpkin, kitten of mass destruction.

C.J Fallowfield. is an Amazon #1 UK and international bestselling author of contemporary humorous erotic romance novels. She released her debut novel in January 2014.

Her alter-ego, Charlotte Fallowfield is an Amazon UK and international bestselling author of sweet, and sex free, romantic comedy novels.

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• The Long Road to Loving Grayson on Nov. 11, 2016
  
  A sweet romance set in the Australian outback, this was an enjoyable read. Grayson is an English engineer who's on a work permit in Australia and arrives to do a stint in Cloncurry where he meets Maggie, the HR advisor and sparks fly between them immediately. The only problem is Maggie is married and determined not to give up on her vows, no matter how much her husband neglects her or that she believes she made a mistake marrying him at a vulnerable time in her life. Alicia Hope was careful to empathise the importance of marriage vows, as well as to keep this couple teetering on exploring their attraction to each other, without condoning extra-martial affairs - which I was pleased about as I can't abide cheating. Wonderfully descriptive, I could picture all of the vivid and colourful scenes she wrote about. I liked both characters, but didn't love them and missed that real emotional pull I crave in a romance novel, though it's a nice change to read a romance without any erotica, which is my usual go-to genre. I'm hovering somewhere between a 3.5 to 3.75 for this Aussie tale. **I received a copy from the author in exchange for my honest and unbiased review**