Love & Stilettos by Evelyn Lindell – Review by Beverly Finnie

Love & Stilettos by Evelyn Lindell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Love and Stilettos was a sweet story. Well written by the author as well as. For me it started off slow which made getting into it a little difficult. However it was worth sticking it out. So don’t let that assessment deter you, you may feel differently.
Mia and Mitch spent June together every year while growing up. That is till Mia stopped coming to Kentucky. The best of friends during that time, one never disclosed to the other the idea of stepping out of the friendzone.
It’s been over a decade and Mia is now a widow and a permanent resident of Kentucky. Just one problem Mitch, though she’s now shy around, is engaged. So she uses that knowledge to stay away. Essentially the same thing he did for her when she was married.
These two are stubborn. Not going after what they want. Feeling that as long as the other is happy, they will be happy. Reality they are losing themselves in the process.
What will it take to remove the blinds?
Will they ever put their own wants and needs first?
That and so many more questions come to mind as you navigate this story. The author gives you a reason to root for them. Despite the turmoil lurking. Nothing is ever smooth sailing which Mia & Mitch find out first hand now they are back in each other’s lives.
We’ve all had that one friend that we can’t imagine our life without. But for how many of you was that friend the love of your life as well? Digest that question and jump in, because I’m sure if you made it this far into this post you can relate to this book and the last few things I’ve said.

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