The easiness of how their lives merge together was sweet but still a realist possibility. It’s great to watch both characters find each other and learn to love, trust and respect one another. I loved that Bramhall doesn’t wait for half the book to get the romance started. I admire how important the non-primary characters are in the story so that even when you are getting involved in Sasha and Jac’s interactions, you still get hilarious moments with Bobbi, Sasha’s best friend and Fleur, her pothead of a mother. It was a feel good and cry your heart out at the same time kind of story and I enjoyed it more than I could ever explain. I still cannot get over the wide range of emotion this book got out of me. It was honest, cute, intense at times, some parts were fun, others were harder to read without holding your tears in (but not the angsty kind of tears). Her amazing talent as a storyteller is obvious in this novel even more than in her previous ones.īetween the pages of this story lies the secrets of how most amazing romance book should be in my opinion. One of Sasha’s script is sent by her best friend and her mom and it catches the attention of Jac and her friends/business partners.Ĭan Sasha handle the pressure of all her dreams about to come true?Īndrea Bramhall did more than a fantastic job with her latest novel Lost for Words.

With time, their short movies turned into amazing successes, which allows Kefran Media Limited to host a Facebook contest to get the best script there is and turn it into a movie. Jac is a great businesswoman, film producer, and director who debuted in the movie industry with her best friends’ years ago. As much as she loves writing her scripts, the idea of one of them being turned into a movie is a dream she never dared believe in. Once all her day-time duties are over, she loves to hide away into her own bubble and write scripts who rarely leaves the safety of her computer. She also manages to spend a lot of time with her best friend Bobbi, since they are both working together. Sasha is a bright woman, who works harder than she should as a massage therapist while taking care of her mom who’s in remission of cancer. Lost for Words is the story of Sasha Adams and Jac Kensington. This is the only word that left my mouth once I flipped the last page, still drying the tears that were slowly running down my eyes.

Lost for words by andrea bramhall