Review of Pillow Talk

Pillow Talk

Freya North

Sourcebooks Landmark

ISBN 9781402254468

   Petra Flint is a talented jeweller by day; but by night she is troubled. She is a sleepwalker who is unable to put her past to rest. Nothing has been able to help her. Arlo Savidge was a heartthrob musician whom tragedy strikes. He leaves his dreams of stardom behind to become a music teacher in a quiet countryside, as well as, his dreams of falling in love.

   Petra and Arlo had feelings that ran deep when they were teenagers. Seventeen years later they run into each other again. Is it fate or accident? Will their first love get another chance or will what troubles their sleep keep them apart?

   This is an awesome romantic story that will help you escape for the day. It is a wonderful story of love, romance, tragedy, and enduring love. The storyline is so well written it moves flawlessly from the beginning to the end. Despite the tragedy, the story is humorous even though some of it is at the expense of Petra's sleepwalking. Petra and Arlo are such down to earth people, you have to fall in love with both of them. I think anyone who reads this would be hard pressed not to love it. Once I started reading, I was unable to put it down. This is my first read by the author; but it will not be my last.

   I wish to thank Sourcebooks for providing me with an ARC to read and review. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions expressed are my own. I was not compensated in anyway except for the privilege of reading the book.

I give Pillow Talk 5 out of 5 stars