Friday, March 15, 2019

Release Day Review: The Leprechaun Next Door by Elizabeth Coldwell (Giveaway)


Title: The Leprechaun Next Door

Author: Elizabeth Coldwell
Release Date: March 15, 2019
Category: Fantasy
Pages: 145



Happiness might be waiting at the end of the rainbow, but will it come with a price?

Devon’s down on his luck—he’s lost his job and discovered his boyfriend is cheating on him. His neighbor, Johnny, is not only cute, he also has a big secret: he’s a leprechaun with a pot of gold… and the ability to grant wishes.

Can Devon wish his way out of the hole he’s found himself in? He’d like a new job, some revenge on his lying ex, and maybe even love. Johnny can give him what he wants, but it won’t come for free… or in the ways Devon expects. Can he trust a sexy leprechaun to help him make a new start and wish himself into the arms of the man of his dreams?




4 Stars

This was really good read; I was a little iffy about it in the beginning but I pushed through and ended up really liking where the story led to.

Devon was a sweet character who has kinda crappy taste in guys but that sort of turns out OK for him in the long run. I like his moments of sass and how he isn’t willing to back down from the things he believes in.

Johnny is kinda adorable if not a little manic. He’s a good friend to Devon when he moves into Johnny’s building. I love his cheerfulness and playful attitude, though both do get him into trouble.

I have to say I think this is the first time I have come across leprechauns. I’ve seen all sorts of shifters, and vampires, and fae but not leprechauns. I loved it!

*** Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie for my reading pleasure, a review wasn't a requirement. ***





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11 comments:

  1. Not in my country unfortunately. It's not a holiday for us...

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  2. I used to when I was working but I don't now.

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  3. I don't really celebrate St. Patrick's Day beyond maybe wearing something green, even though I have some Irish heritage.

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  4. I do not celebrate St. Patrick's Day.

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  5. I always take my mom for corn beef and cabbage on st pattys day

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  6. I do enjoy shifter stories, because I like imagining what it would be like to do some of the things the animals do, like flying in particular.

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  7. I think I like small dogs better. more cuddly.

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  8. There are too many places I'd like to visit to list here, it would be non-stop: Paris, Spain, Riviera, France, Italy, Greece, then other side Australia, Japan, ...

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  9. I like a good romantic mystery, but the romance better not take over the mystery, which needs to be a good one. Unfortunately romantic mysteries short the mystery, so I go with plain mysteries a lot, too.

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