Well that was a long traumatic road but overall worth the journey. But like, darkkkkkk thriller. And I appreciate how Shea takes things into her own hands.

Tough to get into but got better as it went on. The second half made up for the first. Exploring how relationships grow with time and change is relatable.

Ugh, did I like this book. Not only do we have a will they won‘t they, but even hits you in the feels about motherhood. I feel I even learned a little about myself with this one. Possible top romance read of the year!

It took me way too long to catch up up with what was happening 😅

The high rating could be related to Jacob Morgan narrating but still a fun story

Love the complaints about how romance novels always have issues with communicating between the main characters while they proceed to do that exact thing but alas, totally real life.

I love a woman who knows herself 💅

How many years can you be enemies? Guess you have to read and find out.

Is it weird to say this book is relatable? I‘ll let you decide if I mean the marriage part or something else 😂

Shouldn‘t have finished it. The voices ground my gears and it had barely any depth.

Megan Lally‘s most popular book, That‘s not my name, was just okay to me. I‘m glad I tried her again. I liked this book a lot more. You can see who is probably the driving force but the ending is chef‘s kiss for the story.

It felt like I was in the middle of the book from start to finish.

ACOTAR meets Hunger Games but not as exciting.

An a-okay slow-paced, won‘t get your heart racing romance.

Ali kills it again!

The original book got me back into reading. It was recently fully re-edited and it cleared up a few points of confusion from the first book. I cannot wait for the sequel!

If you like Tessa Bailey, try this author

If you like Ali Hazelwood, try this author!

I‘m always here for it‘s always been you romance. Seeing all my recent reads in order, I need more thrillers back in my life 😂 what can I say, I enjoying romance

It should be a crime that my Libby Library doesn‘t offer all of Lucy Score‘s books. The dog was literally my favorite additional to the story. Home flipping nomad meets small town romance.

A FRESH take on forced proximity. The lead character is so dang lovable. I love every aspect of this book. No changes.

My least fave book by this author. The beginning seemed muddy with all the characters.

Poor people can‘t seem to trust invites by the rich 😰

To really understand this book, you will have to have read the first two. It was a good third installment of the series!

Dear Dad, also leave me a beach house. I already have the man so no need to find one with a hot writer neighbor. Love, Amanda

This legit might be my fave from Freida. This book is satire and I took it as making fun of all the tropes and the know it all readers.

For such a pretty cover… I wanted to love it. I hated it. The book could be summed up in about a paragraph, maybe even 3 or less sentences. The book is 90% smex and 10% plot. Ten percent may actually be too high. I really wanted the actual story. And what is the vampire budget for sheets WTH lol.

Didn‘t live up to the hype and the cover is cheesy. There. I said it lol.

Riley doesn‘t disappoint with this one

There‘s books with smut and smut books. This is a smut book. Not much to the plot. I would‘ve loved some more of the story.

Romance with 🌶️

Book 2 solidifies why people get addicted to this series.

Can you tell yet that all my holiday reads arrived after the holidays? This one reads just like a Hallmark movie.

It feels right because it is forbidden 💅

🌶️🥵

🚂 Adding Emily Henry onto my train because her books are more mature and realistic. College romances are fun but these fit my current mindset best

Hear me out, we need some recipes we this one 🤤

Have you ever looked back at your middle or high school crushes and still thought they were attractive? Well these too lucked out and still find them accurate all grown up. My choices, however, did not age well 😂

Where was this job while I was in college 🥵

A mix between being a pick and so-so. Didn‘t hit as hard as the more popular books of the same author.

Legit made me feel so much 🥹🥹

Hopped on the Elle Kennedy train and it did not disappoint 🚂

Clearly working my way through the rest of Ali‘s catalogue and always here for the nerd love 🤓🩷

I was posting the sauce at first but as the story picks up, it makes as much sense as it can. Spooky paranormal vibes and tough moments.

Ali‘s short stories don‘t have the spice of the longer reads but great for quick listens and fast-paced

Oh you know, just like 42 books behind on updating Litsy!

So the plot is good but there didn‘t seem to be any depth to the characters

I didn‘t realize this was a sequel but I survived just fine. Cute story!

Meh, you can skip this one.

Not as 🌶️ as the first book but we love a shy/not shy guy.