Thank you for allowing me to read this eARC I have never read from Sarah Robinson before so I was excited especially as I adore short stories.

This was a absolutely adorable Sapphic Romance between a stem scientist who works on viruses with a notorious runaway bride who is opening up a bar. As much as I’d like to get to know the characters more in a longer novel I think that there was enough description and events that happened in this book that made me fall in love with both of these characters. I will definitely read more short stories by this author

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an electronic copy to read in exchange for an honest review.

This was a perfect novella - two strong women who are capable and confident in their careers. They meet and sparks happen. It's short, sweet, and a delightfully quick read. I will definitely be grabbing a few more from this 'mall series'.

I read Mall You Need is Love back in January and I enjoyed that book by Sarah so when I seen Mall Out of Luck I had to get a copy.

I thought this was a super fun story. A cute romance story and just in time for some St. Patty's Day love.
A quick and cute read with great characters. I enjoyed reading about their romnace and getting to know Saoirse and Nell.
It's short but sweet and I couldn't have liked this more than I already do.

Author Collective 20,
Thank you for this eARC.

🍹🍸Quick & a bit quirky🐍

🍀What better place to base a St. Patrick's Day romance than in a bar?! A sweet idea that covered all the bases of an instant attraction romance in a short, fun story. Author Sarah Robinson gives both female leads Saoirse and Nell some serious sadness in their backgrounds that made me really glad that they're moving forward and finding professional and personal fulfillment in spite of their pasts. I particularly loved the quirky cameo appearance of "Laura Dern." (No, not that one!) And the author even provided a final twist to this HEA romance that I never expected. What a nice love story and achieved without steam. I was impressed.💋

This was the second story I read in this holiday romance series and I look forward to more.

Thanks to Author Collective 20 and NetGalley for sharing a complimentary advance copy of the story; this is my voluntary and honest opinion.

Book received for free through NetGalley

Really really short but sweet. A good read that made me smile. Glad I came across it.

A Five-star read that brings the luck of the Irish with it. This is number three in the At the Mall books, but they can all be read as stand-alone as each is about a different business and couple, they do pop up in each other stories and they are all cute and short enough to read all together. When we met Nell in a previous story she made me smile with her wit and heart, now that Saoirse has moved to the Mall is she all that she finally needs? This is short and cute, and packs an almighty punch, must like a visit to the mall should.

This was a quick, fun read!

Nell is attending the grand opening of a bar near her under new management. When she checks it out, she meets Saoirse and is fairly smitten right off the bat. Saoirse, dubbed the Runaway Bride, has left 3 other people at the alter and the news is already digging around for details.

I read this in an afternoon and it was a fun little F/F novella.

A few kisses, no on page sex, and has some twists I was not expecting. Also quite a bit of humor! I was only sad the snake wasn't in the epilogue :P

It definitely stands fine as a stand alone, as I have never read this author before. It was on the short side, so I wasn't sure I was feeling the couple's delivery of a HEA, especially with Saoirse's background, so I think the epilogue choice here was perfect - far enough into the future to really get a feel for how they have fallen in love even more since the reader left them.

Mall out of luck by Sarah Robinson.
At the Mall Book 3.
Saoirse (pronounced Sur-Sha) Walsh hails from a town of less than five hundred people in Nebraska—and she’s already left three of them at the altar. Now she’s moved to Michigan to start over as a business woman and tonight’s the opening of her bar—The Lucky Leprechaun—and, as luck would have it, it’s also St. Patrick’s Day so it’s not surprising when she finds herself charmed by one of the patrons at the bar.Nell James believes that everyone makes their own luck, and she has no time for shenanigans. As a brilliant scientist and former foster child with a pet snake and a rooster-themed kitchen, she’s as rare as a four-leaf clover in the small Michigan town. But when she meets Saoirse and finds themselves tumbling into some unlucky shenanigans, Nell begins to realize that she just may have found her perfect match in the woman she meets at the end of the rainbow.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I loved Saoirse and Nell. They were my favourite. I loved the cover too. 5*.