Kismet and Karma

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Author(s)

Robin Daniels

Publisher Name

Bluefields Publishing

Genre(s)

Contemporary Romance

Age Range

12+

Release Date

October 25, 2018

ISBN13

1730762409

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Everyone knows that Bryce and Paige belong together - except for Bryce and Paige. Getting the couple to realize they're perfect for one another will take a miracle. Or maybe just an elaborate hoax. When inspiration hits one of their friends, a crazy plan is concocted in the hopes of making Bryce and Paige see each other with romantic eyes. But to pull it off, the matchmaker will need lots of help and insanely good luck. You heard Paige and Bryce's version of the story in Fate & Fortune. Now join Eric, Amy, Cody, Kennedy and Genie for a whole new look at the same week. See how things really went down, how they managed to pull everything off, and who will get a happily ever after. ***This book completes the series. Book one can be read as a standalone, but book two cannot. Fate & Fortune should be read first.***

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The Other Side

August 05, 2019 (Updated: June 04, 2026)

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5.0

Writing Style

5.0

Plot

5.0

Characters

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The other side of the story.

The Story:
We finally get to see just what happened behind the scenes in Fate and Fortune. Our rational brains told us there was no actual magic in the book, but now we get to see just how they pulled it off through the eyes of the rest of the crew. There's a new girl named Genie, a fortune teller, and moms who want to be in the middle of all the planning.

What I loved:
There's so much love in this book. That's what it comes down to. This group of friends wants Bryce and Paige to be happy. Full stop. Even the moms want to get involved to make sure it happens. The lengths these kids go to is just incredible. It's a hilarious story of schemes and a lot of luck to make magic for Paige and Bryce.

What was just okay:
It was all great.

Final Verdict:
This isn't a story the reader will want to come back from any time soon. It has everything. Meddling friends, endearing moments, lots of swoons, and it's all wrapped up in an engaging style of writing. Well done.