November Fiction #ReadingBracket2024
It was difficult to pick my favorite this month. I read a few really unique romances
November Fiction #ReadingBracket2024
It was difficult to pick my favorite this month. I read a few really unique romances
Meh, when does friends with benefits not lead to at least one person or both wanting more? I liked the premise of making it about birding- it almost sounds fun. The last third of the book is nothing but smut, but thankfully it‘s not degrading so it wasn‘t too cringe. Book #72 in 2024
The bird-watching setup for this fake dating t trope was really cute. But don‘t let his innocent looking cover fool you because surely those fogged up binoculars were ineffective to sight 150+ birds. …It‘s become fact, that if I‘m pushing a sleeping grandchild through a crowded park and listening to an audiobook, I will have forgotten earbuds, and the book will be steamy🤭🤭
Celeste is embarking on a “year of yes” following the end of her loveless marriage. When a misunderstanding leads to Celeste entering a birdwatching competition with handsome but reserved John, she jumps in headfirst. This is fun romance with two appealing characters. Thanks to NetGalley and Gallery for the ARC.
Here is a romance for all my fellow outdoorsy girls! You‘ve got the unique birding angle (which I loved), a cinnamon roll in the form of John, fake dating, and spicy fun times. Plus, as a middle aged reader, seeing someone close to my own age was fabulous!! This book will be the perfect addition to your summer reading list. Bring your binoculars and fly away with this fun romance.