Book Talk: Story of My Life – Lucy Score

“Decide what you want. Be relentless in your pursuit of it. Because no one in this world is going to hand you what you want, no matter how much they love you or how well they know you.”
― Lucy Score, Story of My Life

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Book Details

  • Author: Lucy Score
  • Published: March 11, 2025
  • Pages: 512
  • Chapters: 50 + Epilogue 
  • Audio Length: 16h 10m
  • Series: Book 1 of 3
  • Publisher: Bloom Books
  • Genres: Romance, Contemporary Romance, Rom Com, Small Town

Back Cover Blurb

What’s more inspiring to a rom-com author than a hot grumpy contractor literally knocking down walls?

Hazel Hart is a thriving romance novelist until a breakup drives her straight into writer’s block. Having failed to deliver her new manuscript, she’s living in pajamas and hiding behind a mound of take-out containers until her publisher lays down the law – if she misses her next deadline, it’s The End.

Desperate for inspiration, Hazel impulse-buys a historic home online and flees Manhattan to tiny Story Lake, PA. Upon her dramatic arrival—involving an incident with a bald eagle—she discovers the charm of her new home may have been slightly exaggerated.

But Hazel doesn’t care. Not since all six foot three inches of grouchy contractor Campbell Bishop slapped a bandage on her forehead and unintentionally inspired the heck out of her. There’s only one thing to do: Hire Cam and his equally gorgeous brothers to renovate her new spider museum…er…house.

Cam wants to day no. Hazel’s got trouble written all over her. But if his family business is going to stay afloat, they need the job. Besides, he’s certain Hazel won’t last a month in rural Pennsylvania. But before she knows it, she’s writing a romance novel and living on…at least until she has to save the town and Cam remembers exactly why he doesn’t do relationships.

Ratings

Amazon: 4.4

Barnes & Noble: 4.8

Goodreads: 4.2

Audible: 4.6

Review

Story of My Life is a cute, fun, and sexy rom com about a romance writer who has a divorce and gets writer’s block. Writing is her livelihood so she has to do whatever it takes to get her mojo back and in her case that means buying a house, site unseen, and moving to the small town where it is at in an attempt to escape her new single-life reality and get back to work writing happily ever afters.

This is my first Lucy Score book and I have to say it did not disappoint. I picked it up because I knew she was a well loved, popular writer and I wanted to get a glimpse into her work to see if the hype was real. I’m really glad I did because there is something very fun about her writing style. Lucy Score manages to be entertaining, down-to-earth, relatable, funny and so much more. Her writing style makes you read along effortlessly.

The big thing with romance stories is reading to find out how the couple got to their happily ever after and that is exactly where this book shines. Lucy Score’s writing style is approachable in a way that not all romance writers are. Said another way, romance novels can be predictable but Lucy Score manages to make the journey to the end fun because her main characters are quirky and funny. They are people you wish you were more like.

A word of caution

This book contain sex scenes, plenty of them and pretty graphically detailed in nature. Like the aurthor says in her Author’s Note section about book two in the series, “It’s like a Hallmark movie, but with sex. Lot of sex.”

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Lucy Score on Romance, Fame, and Awkward Fan Encounters

James Patterson interviews Lucy Score in this fun to watch video.

The End

Let me know your thoughts on romance novels. Are you into them?

Until Next Time!

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