Decidedly with Wishes

Written by Stina Lindenblatt

Narrated by Tim Paige and Zara Eden

Bucket List Rule #1: Be careful who finds your list.

Oops.

As the future CEO of my grandmother’s fashion empire, I’m not supposed to want to design a line of fancy dresses for girls with special needs. But when I pull out all the stops and present my vision to my grandmother, she agrees to let me try on one very questionable condition.

The condition?

I have to complete every item on the bucket list I wrote in college.

Challenge accepted.

Only, this is the same bucket list that includes going on a date with a hot hockey player, riding a horse, kissing in front of the Eiffel Tower…oh, and finding a husband.

The first one is where NHL player Eli Lawson comes in.

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When my matchmaking mother sets me up with a date for my cousin’s wedding, I tell her the only thing I can…that I’m bringing my girlfriend.

Except, I don’t have one.

And I certainly don’t have someone who will spend a week with me in Copper Creek, Montana for the wedding festivities.

When workaholic Nala Johnson wins a date with me at a charity auction, I think I’ve found the perfect solution to my problem. Even better when she tells me about her bucket list. Because I’m just the man to help her with it.

I mean, how difficult can it be to find her a husband?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stina Lindenblatt
• Release date: Jul 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781990177064

Stina Lindenblatt

Born in England, Stina loves to travel and has lived in England, the US, Canada, and Finland. She spent a semester in graduate school living in central Finland, and a summer during her undergrad degree working in Helsinki. She has a Master’s of Science degree in exercise physiology and has worked with elite athletes. In her free time, Stina is a photographer, mother of three adorable kids, and devoted wife. She currently lives in Calgary, Canada.

Reviews for Decidedly with Wishes

[Chopao Shopao · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Storywise, it was interesting enough. As for the narrators, Eli's was wonderful. Nala's however, I didn't like as much. It never felt natural. It was like listening to a newscaster. I would have been fine with it had she used that tone for the narrations, but as she spoke as Nala or any other character, she maintained that unnatural tone and I just had to stop listening. I might just continue with the ebook if I want to finish this book.