It's very rare for me to read book blurbs, I usually read books other people recommend. I judge a book by the cover more than the blurbs.
What about you? Do you read blurbs?
I started reading more blurbs recently because I decided to update the blurb on the back of my first book. I found out that it's better not to give too many plot details because then a potential reader might decide not to read the book because they think they already know the story. Like when you see a movie trailer and at then end of it, you feel like you just saw all the best parts of the movie.
Would you like to see my new blurb? Here it is!
She survived cancer. He’s consumed with running his restaurant.
Nicole is determined to take care of herself after her cancer treatments are complete. She’s done risking her peace of mind to find love. But when she meets a handsome chef with the cutest dimples she’s ever seen, she questions if playing it safe is working.
Sean is the optimistic owner of Jesse's Pub. The restaurant is a hit and a way for him to distance himself from his family. Then he meets a woman who ignores his attempts at flirtation, and he can't get her out of his mind. In the aftermath of a disastrous date, he must get creative with his approach.
Nicole tells herself Sean is different, but she struggles to get past the scars of her past. Just when Sean thinks she is ready to move on from the past, she ghosts him.
Can Sean convince Nicole to open her heart and trust him in return?
If you love small-town romance where the hero falls first, she’s the grumpy one, and there’s just the right amount of spice, pick up No Gouda Without You today!
What do you think?
