Throughout this incredible series you witness the two bring what they are best at - Bowen‘s obvious zany humor and Kennedy‘s heart. This book was just - I don‘t even know how to describe it but I wasn‘t expecting it to be as extraordinary as it was.

Bowen and Kennedy brings the sugar, spice, and everything nice back again. Even though they do write the novella Epic that takes place after Us and Good Boy (Blake and Jess‘s story), they make sure to wrap up Jamie and Wes‘s story with the perfect bow.

Through laughter and tears, smiles and gasps, A Capacity For Falling in Love will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

FYI: While this is technically #6 in the series, it is a prequel novella. You need to read all five books before you get to this one or you will have no idea what's going on (and will have missed out on ONE HECK of a series!)

When I started The Chase, I went in thinking I was going to experience the same captivating writing that I had in The Deal. Sadly, it just didn‘t come close to it.

The Good Part is a beautiful reminded that life may be unfair, challenging, and frustrating at moments but finding the good amongst the bad is what makes it worth living each and every day.

Keeping the same snappy dialogue and Walsh wit, Snowed In takes us back to the small town we fell in love with before, reintroduces us to the Fitzpatrick clan, and shows us that with a little Christmas magic, anything is possible.

This time around, we focus on the matriarch of the family – the one we have watched on the sidelines. Finally, we get to know who Melissa Knight is and what she is made of.

With or Without Panties is Karen Lieversz's debut novel romantic comedy. The quirkiness and chemistry of her characters with the splash of suspense and a pinch of bromance makes this book an instant favorite.

There were moments in A Brush with Love where I laughed so hard, I thought I was going to pull a muscle. That is the talent of Mazey Eddings, one moment she can make you want to cry a river and the next you are laughing until you snort.

Making fun of romantic comedy clichés, Attack of the Rom Com by
Martti Nelson is a whole lot of fun and insanity. You won‘t want to put it down as you “leap” from story to insane story.

From the hijinks of the townspeople, to the bromance of Reece and Sam, to the magic that is Anita and the circus, you will grow to know, love, and figuratively stand beside them, experiencing all the feels that only an exceptional writer can provide.

From the hijinks of the townspeople, to the bromance of Reece and Sam, to the magic that is Anita and the circus, you will grow to know, love, and figuratively stand beside them, experiencing all the feels courtesy of
Brooklyn Dean.

Making Perfect Sense brings long awaited closure for those who believe that with love, dedication, and sacrifice - anything is possible.

Royalty romances have never been my ideal trope but I am starting to find the joy in them – especially when it is a commoner vs a royal. This book had me laughing from beginning to end. Anne was something else!

Venturing back to Briar University campus, we move down the bromance roster and get to see the inner workings of one Dean Di Laurentis – a.k.a. Mr. Sunshine himself.

Perfect for those who love a steamy romance with humor, suspense, drama, and a quirky group of characters that keep you smiling, guessing, laughing, and loving from beginning to end.

This book was down right hysterical. I have heard of people having bad luck but Pepper just takes it to a whole new level. I mean if misfortune was a contest, she would come in first place!

69 Million Things I Hate About You was just too much and I still can‘t get it off my mind! Have you ever read a book where you just liked everything about it? The characters, the plot, the flow, the ending? There are scenes that still crack me up when they pop into my head.

Icebreaker wasn‘t the type of book that will have you weeping (fanning yourself – definitely) but it will get those gears moving and give you a lot to think about when it comes to love, life, relationships, friendship, hopes, and dreams.

This book was fantastic! Blair had me cracking up from beginning to end. Camilla knows how to write a female protagonist that you can‘t help but love.

The splayed open honest communication in this book was so refreshing that I had to make sure I mentioned it. There was no “saving face” or long breaks due to miscommunication. Rachel Lynn Solomon did what every romance reader begs authors to do, she made the characters talk to each other, not just about the easy things but the hard, embarrassing, vulnerable truths we have a tendency to avoid.

Truth be told, I REALLY struggled with this book. I also question the comparison of People We Meet on Vacation and The Unhoneymooners. Taking into account they are two strangers traveling together that have some hostility between them, that is the extent of the similarities.

I want be completely honest – I don‘t know how I feel about this book but I believe it is because I have never read a cliffhanger so I have yet to find the resolve I need to create an opinion. I will say I was caught up enough that I want to see what happens so that is a positive in terms of the overall story and quality. For me, the ending makes or breaks a book.

If someone asked me what word I would use to describe this book, the first thing that comes to mind is “Beautiful”. This book was absolutely beautiful. To say I am a fan of Abby‘s writing is a gross understatement.

I knew I was in for a treat when I found myself laughing at the dedication page. Lynn Painter is a wordsmith and a banter extraordinaire. While it is a stand-alone about Olivia‘s brother, Jack – it does continue the story from Mr. Wrong Number so unless you are a fan of spoilers, I would read that one first!

Even though Daulton: City of Sisterly Love focuses on Reagan, we still get to check in with the rest of the family. That‘s what makes these book so much fun. Each installment takes us further into their timelines and deeper into their lives. We watch them get married, have children, make new friends, and start new adventures. Through it all, Landow keeps you laughing, makes you cry, and fills your heart in the only way an exceptional writer can.

As a contemporary romance with a friends to lovers to enemies to lovers vibe, it takes you behind the scenes of what makes and breaks a Hollywood couple, the ups and downs of making it big, and how getting everything you wish for may be more of a curse than a blessing. It will capture your attention and keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. If you thought Ross and Rachel were complicated, Lilah and Shane will blow your mind.

Brand new to Sonia Hartl, her refreshing writing style was right up my alley. The banter, the chemistry, the obnoxiously lovable characters – Rent to Be is a wonderful fake relationship, best friend‘s sister to lovers, quid pro quo trifecta!

Once again, Carrie Clarke takes a typical trope, puts her wickedly clever spin on it, and makes it refreshingly new and insanely entertaining. While I am not sure of the exact timeline, The Art for Falling in Love overlaps with Blueprint for Falling in Love, giving a sneak peek to readers on the insanity that is about to go down between Josh and Greer.

Having been introduced to Natalie and August in Secretly Yours, I knew I wanted to see where their story went (if they didn‘t kill each other first). While Unfortunately Yours wasn‘t what I expected, I did enjoy the witty banter, the overall story, and the surprise depth of August‘s background.

Ciao For Now was surprisingly profound for a romantic comedy. There were so many memorable quotes, life affirming moments, and eye opening proclamations that you finish the book inspired and invigorated – ready to see what life truly has to offer if you are willing to put yourself out there and not take “no” for an answer.

Enthralling. Captivating. Hard to put down. All of these describe the charm that is captured in Emma on 83rd Street. Whether you are a fan of Jane Austen‘s Emma or one of the many cinematic captures of Jane‘s classic tale (i.e. Clueless. If you didn‘t know that was based on Emma – now you do and you are welcome), this modern day twist takes us into the heart of New York where the Woodhouse and Knightly clan take on nuisances of the 21st century.

Initially a tad off putting and very slow to find its rhythm, Kristyn J. Miller‘s debut novel Seven Rules for Breaking Hearts finishes strong as it weaves a cautionary tale of how too many rules protecting us, can also act as the weights that sink us.

This book was so funny, insane sweet, grossly underrated, and lived up to the hype for those that gave it a chance. I can‘t even describe how much I adored this book and the characters. From Iz‘s word vomit, to Blake‘s commitment to honest and ethics, to even Josh and his crew, Accidentally Amy grabs your attention from the moment it starts and leaves you with a comforting sigh and a sense of satisfaction when it ends.

This time around we have a chance to dive into the foundation and heart of the Lawrence clan. Having hung out with Cassandra in two previous stories, you have to wonder if life is as fun, easy, and carefree as she makes it seem. Cass‘s story takes us beyond the insane antics, the loyalty, and reveals a side we never saw coming.

On a Night Like This was a wonderful reminder of what happens when you let the magic in and possibilities flourish. With the intertwining theme of a modern day Cinderella, we get to see what happens if “today‘s” woman told Prince Charming she could handle herself and finally decided to give life a run for its money.

Oh come on – we all knew I was reading this book after I raved about book 1 and I LOVED it! I knew I would after Hayder was introduced in When the Alpha Purrs. Paranormal romance is not my thing but Eve Langlais writing is!

While the book was a lot of laughs, it had a ton of heart. Mac‘s backstory between what happened in college and the rift in his family was a tear jerker. Sarina and Tanya tried to do a mix of humor and drama in Man Card but it fell short. In Man Cuffed, they got the formula exactly right! This book was the perfect ending to the series.

A book that makes you think, feel, and chuckle, Romantic Comedy is a treasure find for those who are just looking for a really good book to dive into this year. I look forward to going through Curtis‘s omnibus and being awed by her magnificent talent yet again.

This book went straight to the bone. The intricate emotions Eddings weaves into the story pulls you in and doesn‘t let go. It‘s too real and too relatable as it describes moments, situations, and life experiences that anyone can either personally or within two degrees, relate.

I can‘t gush enough over how much I enjoyed this book, how immensely I value what it taught me, and the imprint it has made on me as a whole.

For a debut novel, Rose Marzin outdid herself. I hope others find this book and love it as much as I did. I am still seething over Darren‘s character but that simply reaffirms how good Rose builds characters and paints pictures!

Picture Perfect Boyfriend by is a wonderful transition into the YA world, for those who are interested – sharing the same magic and leaving you with that warm and fuzzy feeling.

Boyfriend Candidate by takes you behind the scenes of the insanity of the political life and all the chaos in between that it takes to create the perfect optics in the name of winning.

Hook, Line, and Sinker takes ALL the feels, wraps them a beautiful bow, and waits for you to unwrap it, gifting you with joy, laughter, heartache, tears, and hope. While I am sad to see this series come to an end, I couldn‘t imagine it continuing in any other way.

To be honest, I was slightly disappointed. While the start of the story had my curiosity peaked, the overall pace was exceptionally slow. In fact, if the story had started any other way, I am not sure I would have finished it but knowing someone was being investigated is what kept my attention until it resolved. The Honey Don't List is a reminder to not believe everything you see on TV, the brightest smiles may be hiding the darkest secrets.

I think I actually broke a record on how quickly I finished it - I could NOT put it down. To even begin to explain how much I adored this family leaves me at a loss for words. If you are looking for lots of laughter, an abundance of family love and support, and of course a swoon worthy love story, you are in for a treat with Dear Roomie.

The book in itself is thought provoking and laced with heartfelt and heartbreaking moments. While I had trouble connecting with these characters to truly feel these moments, they were extremely well written and for someone who can empathize with either character, especially to love something or someone and lose it in a devastating manner, they will be drawn in and brought to tears.

Normally I don‘t read the next book in a series right away but the prologue for this book was so good (she included it in book 1) that I HAD to know what happened!

The Art of Falling in Love was just that. It's not tears down your face, holding your side hilarious but it is a funny, short and sweet, feel good read.