Unravelled by Briony Marshall

Release: October 29th 2018
Format: Ebook
Publisher: TWH Publishing
Source: Love Books Tours
Find it at: Amazon, Kindle

“For crying out loud! I can’t even cast on now.”
Claire has never unravelled anything before, being a confident knitter. But now, to her dismay, everything she creates is a disaster with dropped stitches and glaring holes. It’s almost as if her hands have a mind of their own. Maybe it’s because her longest relationship to date has just ended, or perhaps it has something to do with the fact her career is on the ropes.

“Your needles can’t frustrate you! The problem lies with the knitter, not the knitting,” said Adrian, owner of Oddballs wool shop. Following his advice, in the desperate hope it will cure her woolly woes, Claire begins to turn her life around. Her grand plan involves FishTank, the online dating site. She convinces Adrian that if they sign up and find love, they can solve their problems (and she’ll have at least one area of her life sorted!). The trouble starts when he has far more luck in the romance department than she does.

But it’s little wonder Claire can’t throw herself into dating . She already knows her perfect match..

A must-read for avid knitters and those with a passion for crafting, this comical yarn will melt any reader’s heart.

Will they? Won’t they? Romance enthusiasts will be rooting for the pair to be together forever.

About the Author:

Briony Marshall is an author from the West Midlands in the UK. She is a graduate of the University of Wolverhampton with a degree in ‘Creative and Professional Writing with English’. Briony currently lives at home with her mum, dad, fiancé and fur brother: Bob the Dog. When Briony is not writing, she’s crafting, and when she’s not crafting, she’s drinking coffee.

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Unravelled Review:

I love reading books that make me laugh and feel good. Unravelled is a wonderful romantic comedy that I enjoyed reading.

The characters stand out in the story. Claire and Adrian are so adorable, and I loved their relationship. I loved them as individuals, and I also loved their friendship, chemistry and conversations. The author wrote their slow burn romance in a wonderful manner. Even though they start experimenting with online dating, you can still feel their chemistry. Moreover, the elderly ladies at the Stitch and Bitch club were so fun and adorable. I loved how they support Claire and lift her spirits. The dialogues between the characters are witty and humorous.

The author writes the story in such a charming, breezy manner that you wouldn’t even notice the time fly by. You know how the story would eventually turn out, because it is a tad predictable. But the fun is in reading the events that lead to it. The setting is also very charming that makes you wish you could visit, whether it is the bookshop, the wool shop or the knitting club. Moreover, the book is relatively short, so you can finish it in one sitting. On a side note, I love the quotations/sayings added under each chapter title, which are fun and inspirational.

At the same time, I also loved the knitting theme. Even though I have never knitted anything, I ‘yarn’ to take a course (ok bad joke) and be involved in the projects like the characters. Overall, this was a delightful book!