Sara Jane Woodley

Couldn't stand this book, I don't know how I finished it. There's the obnoxious reminder that it's set right after the pandemic, and this book uses all of the worst tropes. You can see the misunderstandings a mile away, and the characters act irrationally. Like the FMC will be mad about something, and then nothing happens and suddenly she's all adoring of the man she insists she hates. This book probably could have been done well, but it sucked. I also hate all of the "'I have a plan' 'what is it?' I told him my idea. " or "I got something from the garage and then made a call. 'Hi this is James, I need to call in a favor..." like the author wants to be intriguing but it's just so stupid and stilted.

It felt a little bit like a hallmark movie script. And it was really clean. Like I personally don't cuss, but...the fmc says "cowbells" instead of cussing? And this book just felt like a teenage church girl tried to write a romance book.… (altro)

This is book #2 but I was able to follow along without having read the first book, but I will look into getting a copy.

This was a very cute read with a different take on online dating and finding your true match. This was a fun listen (audiobook) with lots of little quirky, sweet, and funny parts. The main characters were lots of fun and really had you routing for a good outcome. Daisy was quite funny with her dating idea by using typical romance novel tropes to find men and check them off her list.

I enjoyed the dual povs and I felt that it really advanced the story to give both sides of the story. Especially with what had happened to Luke before this storyline and his inner thoughts on his situations. This book was a lot of fun, and I can’t wait until the next story comes out!

I enjoyed the narrator’s voice, and it was well read.

Thanks to Netgalley, the author, and the publisher for this copy of the audiobook in exchange for an honest review.… (altro)