pickThis is cute and absolute fluff. Both, Charlie and Liam, are really adorable and if you're looking for something sweet to get your thoughts away from bad news - this might be a good option. For me it even felt a little bit Christmas-y, even thought it's not set during that time of the year. But the cozy feeling? The no drama story? To know that everything will end up good and super cute? Yep, that.
so-so3.5 ⭐️Not the best I‘ve read but I really love Tyler and Christian. Their relationship was difficult and I always wanted to read more about them. Looking forward to their father/son moments. I would like to read a book about Christian and learn how it affected him as an adult.
pick1997 Cooper‘s Run is a great setting. Like many a romance book I thought too much was written inside the MCs heads rather than enjoying their beautiful Vermont autumn. But the characters (including the dog) are all so likable so I‘ll give my grievance a pass. I can easily see this as a trilogy advancing the timeline 10-15 years with each installment so Emily then Brittany get their grown up stories.
so-soTwo 16 y.o. have a brief flirty meeting in a NY post office and then try to track each other down again.
It had its moments but with the chapters alternating between the two main characters' pov, they need to be more distinguishable and their respective side characters need to stand out more. I kept having to backtrack to remember which was Arthur and which was Ben, whose head I was supposed to be in, and who the different side characters were.
pickAnother great romance from Olivia Dade! I laughed out loud at some parts of the book and appreciate the reference to Jurassic Park at the end!
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so-soTate is in nursing school, working around the clock & living with her brother. When she stumbles into one of her brothers neighbors, miles, her heart skips a beat. They form a relationship that should have no future, but together they find healing& fulfillment in one another. Miles has a traumatic past he never wanted to expose to Tate, but in doing so he freed his pain. Lots of repetitive romance scenes but a feel good book that keeps you hooked!
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bailedSetting aside for now. I may go back to it as I did purchase the ebook. However, age gap romance is not my favorite and the hero is not all that likable. I made it 46%. Is it worth me returning to?
