Love’s Reverie (The Stardust Duet, Book 2) by KG Fletcher – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Love’s Reverie by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Having read and enjoyed book one in ‘The Stardust Duet’ I waited impatiently for this second novel which concludes Phillip and Kat’s epic time travelling romance, and I was not disappointed. Having pined for over half a century for Kat Monroe, the celebrated jazz singer, Phillip can’t believe that he gets a second chance at love with her, when he arrives as a young man in the future. He plans to join Kat on tour as her piano-playing accompanist but wants to marry her first. Phillip plans one more trip through the time portal back to 1947 to get his late mothers wedding ring, however, when he attempts to return the portals magic has vanished. He then finds himself stuck back in the past and pining for Kat again.
I fell in love with Phillip and Kat in book two and it was lovely being back with them, they really are a couple in love, so much so that their romance transcends time itself. The two different eras were yet again brought to life by the authors descriptive narrative and I felt completely immersed in the storyline. The connection between the main characters sizzles off the page and I was just hoping they would get their HEA. However, the plot twists kept me guessing as to how their story would end, leaving me gripped until the end. I recommend reading the books in order, and they were both enjoyable and engaging reads. ‘Love’s Reverie’ left me thinking about the characters long after I had turned the last page.

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