Let's talk about "Naturally, Charlie" by S.L. Scott @slscottauthor

I've received this books as a gift, and I'm glad I got it!

It offered me the opportunity of a virtual trip to NY. The story is set in Manhattan, and the author guides the readers among many landmarks as the story of Charlie&Charlie develops.

Charlie&Charlie?

Exactly. Let's read the summary: 

Twenty-five year old Charlotte Charlie Barrow is caught between her old life, and the one she is beginning to build, when she crosses paths with a handsome stranger on the subway. Not looking for romance, she closes her heart off to the possibilities of love. With a knack for mishaps, Charlie maintains her sense of humor while befriending the kind stranger who seems to
be there at all the right times.

New York freelance writer, Charlie Adams, is forging his own path beyond the expectations of the society circles of his childhood. Rejecting family money, and fast-lane friends, he is snubbed by his family as he follows his own compass to a life more extraordinary.

Their chemistry is palpable as they balance precariously on the line that divides them as friends or more.

Charlotte Barrows and Charles Adams share the same nickname. They meet by chance, and an immediate attraction sparks between them; but it will take some time for it to blossom. As S.L. Scott says,

“It's the little things that make up your life. The bigger events just connect them.”

Charlie and Charlie will get to know each other better after some other meetings. One of them stands out: on an afternoon, they meet while both of them are going to the funeral of a person who was fundamental in their past – a former fiancée for Charlotte, and an aunt for Charles. They will support each other, and it will be a window on their troubled past.

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I really enjoyed the way the main characters become friends. They begin to spend their Saturdays together, sharing some hours of relax (and delicious baking goods), and it will give them the opportunity to help each other to grow up and face the things that still make their lives complicated. After a long way, they'll be ready to make the right choices for their future.

The story is very well written. It's the first novel by S.L. Scott, and I wish her all the best on her new projects!

- Raum

About the Author [http://slscottauthor.com/]

S.L. Scott is a former high-tech account manager with a journalism degree pursuing her passion for telling stories. She spends her days escaping into her characters and letting them lead her on their adventures.

Live music shows, harvesting jalapenos and eating homemade guacamole are her obsessions she calls hobbies.

Scott lives in the beautiful Texas Hill Country of Austin with her husband, two young sons, two Papillons and a bowl full of Sea Monkeys.

She welcomes your notes at sl@slscottauthor.com.