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Royal Valentine by Sariah Wilson
2.0
Eh, princess swap is a trope that feels so overdone. For a novella, this was very slow and lacked any real sparkle to keep me invested
With Any Luck by Ashley Poston
3.0
Cute but I think it would have worked better as a longer or full-length book. It felt like important things were missing to bring it all together, and also.. who gets black out drunk the night before their best friend's wedding when your the 'best maiden'
Drop, Cover, and Hold On by Jasmine Guillory
2.0
Short and sweet but probably my least favourite in the series so far. There wasn't enough for me to connect and swoon for the grumpy baker
Rosie and The Dreamboat by Sally Thorne
4.0
This was fun! I've never been in a float tank and I can't quite decide if this has turned me off or has given me something to look for to. Oh wait, I'm married, no dreamboat fireman for me
Worst Wingman Ever by Abby Jimenez
4.0
Aw I really liked this one! Both the characters were instantly loveable and there were some great one liners to lighten the sadness around Holly's grandmother. I'd give it 5★ but I felt it ended abruptly and I had to double check my audio didn't fail. Loved it!
Just One Taste by Lizzy Dent
4.0
I find comfort in reading romances that incorporate food into their storylines. When done right, they serve as a warm hug... a delicious delight without the calories, and JUST ONE TASTE is no exception. The vivid descriptions of Italian dishes and the picturesque settings transported me to the cozy restaurants and scenic dining with Olive and Leo.
Beyond the delectable food and charming romance, the novel delves into Olive's emotional journey as she navigates the grief of her estranged father's passing and confronts the lingering resentment toward the restaurant that tore their family apart struck a chord. As Olive and Leo visit the restaurants of her late father's friends, she is reminded of who her father was and all the stories and memories captured my heart and kept me engrossed in the story.
Lizzy Dent skillfully weaves in the theme of food, love, and emotional healing, creating a heartwarming and a delightful narrative. This book is a perfect blend of romance, culinary delights, and emotional depth, making it an enjoyable and memorable read.
Now, excuse me while I plan my own real-life Italian food tour. Italy, whisk me away! (In my dreams
Thank you to @HarperCollinsAustralia and @NetGalley for an ARC copy of JUST ONE TASTE. It's the second book of Lizzy's I've read so far and she has made a lasting impression.
Beyond the delectable food and charming romance, the novel delves into Olive's emotional journey as she navigates the grief of her estranged father's passing and confronts the lingering resentment toward the restaurant that tore their family apart struck a chord. As Olive and Leo visit the restaurants of her late father's friends, she is reminded of who her father was and all the stories and memories captured my heart and kept me engrossed in the story.
Lizzy Dent skillfully weaves in the theme of food, love, and emotional healing, creating a heartwarming and a delightful narrative. This book is a perfect blend of romance, culinary delights, and emotional depth, making it an enjoyable and memorable read.
Now, excuse me while I plan my own real-life Italian food tour. Italy, whisk me away! (In my dreams
Thank you to @HarperCollinsAustralia and @NetGalley for an ARC copy of JUST ONE TASTE. It's the second book of Lizzy's I've read so far and she has made a lasting impression.
Saving Noah by Lucinda Berry
3.0
This is a hard listen. Yes, it's thought-provoking but it's also infuriating, sad and heartbreaking at the same time.
I honestly think that everyone's response to this book will be vary based on your own life experiences and possible past trauma, and where you are at in your healing journey.
I honestly think that everyone's response to this book will be vary based on your own life experiences and possible past trauma, and where you are at in your healing journey.