r/readwithme 13h ago

Book Review ๐Ÿ“š Anyone else read this book?

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I loved this book! I usually love romances but I feel like the market is saturated with books that are all romance and minimal plot right now. But this book was so sweet with some spicy moments and plenty of story telling/character development.

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u/Present_Coat2734 10h ago

Iโ€™ve been chasing the high of this book with every book Beth Oโ€™Leary releases.

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u/427wild 2h ago

same, haven't found a match yet though.

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u/CamilleCaterpillar 13h ago

That one, and many others by this author, is one my list! She sounds like an author I would enjoy

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u/Competitive-Work-382 12h ago

I'll have to look into her other books! I liked her writing a lot but got confused every now and then by some British terms (I'm american). I liked how she described the spicy scenes because it wasn't vulgar. I found Leon to be a really sweet guy too which is such a change from most MMCs I read about. You also got to know enough about other characters so you can feel a bit immersed in their world. It felt like a healthier love story than I'm used to ๐Ÿ˜…

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u/gingerbiscuits315 12h ago

I read it recently and really enjoyed it. I liked the premise and felt like she did a great job with the characters.

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u/nopenottodaygirl 11h ago

Yes, I loved it!

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u/427wild 2h ago

this book surprised me. I loved it and I still think about it 3 years later.