 Thanks to the publisher & Netgalley for the complimentary e-ARC. All opinions provided are my own. This blog post includes affiliate links.Perfect Fit by Clare Gilmore has been in my NG queue for ages, & for no discernible reason other than mood. But I kinda blazed through this one once I got started, discovering a story with two nice hotties who are just trying to figure it out & be their best, happiest selves. Josephine & Will were once in each other’s orbit thanks to Will’s twin, Zoe, who was Josephine’s best friend. But after Josephine & Zoe’s best friendship imploded, Josephine & Will don’t see each other again for 9 years. When they are reunited, it’s through a literal crash that turns into Will being Josephine’s business consultant. Will is a recovering finance bro-ish (he was never a total jerk!), who wants to make up to Josephine. He respects her boundaries while also being as devastatingly attractive as possible. Josephine is a business & creative force who’s overworked & overwhelmed & has to figure out more of those boundaries for herself. With so much sweetness & respect, Perfect Fit shows how lovers can be there for each other, through physical & emotional distress. Will is a patient mountain & Josephine is killing at life, & when they come together it’s a mutual appreciation-fest of the emotional & physical variety. 4.5⭐️. Out now!Please see a trusted reviewer’s list of CWs.
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 Thanks to the publisher & Netgalley for the complimentary e-ARC. All opinions provided are my own. This blog post includes affiliate links.I’m going to give myself a shout-out for tackling an emotional second chance romance like a boss this week. But it’s easy-ish when the book is as good as this one. I freaking adored how PS: I Hate You by Lauren Connolly is written & the weight of it all: the pain but also the yearning, attraction, & love. Maddie & Dom, the man who ravaged her heart years ago, are experiencing the terrible loss of Maddie’s brother & Dom’s best friend, Josh. Josh has requested that they spread his ashes at a series of locations & at each, they read a letter he’s written them & face the wreckage of their imploded relationship. This is one of those books that feels so emotionally rich, similar to Jessica Joyce’s You, With a View, & the gesture that Dom makes at the end had me feeling Woah. The steam, the feelings, the support…so good! 5⭐️. Out now!CWs: toxic mother, loss, grief, moments of low self-esteem.
 Thanks to the publisher & Netgalley for the complimentary e-ARC. All opinions provided are my own. This blog post includes affiliate links.It’s hard to describe why I like Claire Kent’s post apocalyptic romance series so much. The world the characters inhabit is so brutal but somehow, against the odds, they find love & joy & the other wonderful things that sustain them. (Not to mention the steam.) In Beacon, one-time friends with benefits Anna & Mack are reunited thanks to Anna’s efforts to rescue Mack from his self-imposed isolation. Mack was once the heart of so much. But after a tragedy, he’s retreated to the woods. Anna goes to rescue him, despite his major unwillingness to return to what remains of the outside world. Like I said, this world is violent & there are lots of content warnings. But this series is also so great, with resourceful, strong characters who are challenged in new ways after their world collapses. The romances the MCs find are pretty much always unexpected but no less special & fulfilling. 4.5⭐️. Out 10/11. [ID: Jess holds the ebook in front of an orange wreath.] Hi and welcome to my blog tour stop for Make the Season Bright* by Ashley Herring Blake. I've been an Ashley Herring Blake fan since reading Delilah Green and the cover of this book is so good. Read on for a summary and my review! |
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