Lucky 33: A Sweet Romantic Comedy (Love in the District Book 2)5 Star Review

5 Star Review

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Editorial Book Review:

By William Reimers

Kelly Morgan's Lucky 33 engages readers in a tender, laughter-filled journey of self-discovery, risk, and love, infused with heartfelt insight and delightful charm. Morgan's second installment in the Love in the District series is a narrative that is both joyfully familiar and refreshingly invigorating, as it celebrates the beauty of everyday romance.

Morgan's prose is distinguished by its humor and sincerity. Her narrative is both deeply engaging and easy to follow, as she seamlessly transitions between scenes of humor, emotion, and small domestic details. The sentimentality and intrigue of Amy and Drew's relationship are enhanced by her unique, whimsical use of the clairvoyant meet-cute. The dialogue is both warm and natural, effectively capturing the subtleties of a developing attraction without falling prey to cliché. The pacing is consistent, ensuring that each moment is emotionally impactful, regardless of whether it is quietly reflective or elicits a laugh.

Lucky 33 delves into the fundamental themes of the courage to confront uncertainty, trust, and timing. Amy Mansfield, who is on the brink of her thirty-third year, discovers that she can accept the unknown, even when she is directed by a psychic. Morgan investigates the methods by which we establish connection and meaning when we cease to take the easy route, as evidenced by her association with Drew Porter, a perceptive political science professor. In a world where a significant number of individuals pursue both authenticity and adventure in their relationships, these themes are particularly pertinent.

The narrative is emotionally engaging without being superficial. Readers will root for Amy as she learns to trust her own instincts, while her witty asides will make them laugh and their internal doubts will make them cringe. In an intellectual sense, the novel serves as a reminder of the significant impact that seemingly insignificant decisions—such as a haircut or a conversation at a coffee shop—can have on one's life. It is significant because Morgan's writing is characterized by realism and kindness, and she encourages readers to believe in the possibility of second chances, not only in romance but also in self-acceptance.

Morgan's tone is both compassionate and confident, as he addresses a contemporary audience that values candor with a dash of humor. She refrains from oversimplifying emotions, instead recognizing their intricacy with patience and understanding.

Lucky 33 is not merely a romantic comedy; it is a celebration of the unforeseen ways in which love can be discovered, as well as curiosity and courage. Readers are left with a sense of humor and a desire to uncover the subtle hints that life provides. This book is a genuine delight for anyone seeking a smart, sweet, and slightly magical escape.

About the Author

Kelly Morgan

In 3rd grade, Kelly Morgan decided she was going to be an author. It took about 30 years for that to happen, but look at her now, using that English degree like a champ! 

Kelly's books are hilarious and sweet romances that readers breeze through. She's also a sucker for weirdo side characters and animals.

Kelly is one of the rare DC-area natives, and she lives there with her husband, Eric, her BFF and inspiration for her romantic heroes. She enjoys reading, keeping way too up-to-date on pop culture, watching TV, and bothering her cats.