I love this author and when I saw she had a new book I was desperate to read it but I was a bit disappointed.
The heroine Fawn is a bit funny at first but it wears thin and she becomes annoying.
The book is basically them getting together with very little angst and a small amount of extra story-line via his job.
There are some good bits, clever lines and some parts made me laugh and it is inst-love (at least for him) but it just didn't quite click, it is a light read don't expect any major angst or plot.
There is a lot of potential for future stories with siblings and I would probably try those as I know with her 'Until' series they were hit and miss, and as a reader if an author writes a series about different couples you are going to connect with some more than others and I am hoping to connect with some of the other future books in this series as there were hinted at some good ones.

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Running into Love is adorable, sweet, and fun. If you are looking for a light weekend read, its a perfect choice! The angst is low, the cute is high, and the romance is sweet!

Fawn is a teacher who hasn't had the best luck with men in the past. Levi is a detective who also has an ex who has made him a little cautious about love. But when Fawn literally runs into him and then turns out to be his neighbor, its kismet. Levi realizes quickly that Fawn doesn't see that he is interested. He keeps pushing her. Its super sweet that he isn't willing to just give up because she is clueless. Fawn has a crazy family that adds a lot of levity and humor to the story. Levi has an interesting family as well and when the two families combine, its great!

The story centers around the development of the relationship between Fawn and Levi and there isn't much external drama. Running into Love feels like a very believable love story that will just warm your heart!

 

• POV: 1st (mostly Fawn but a few chapters from Levi)


• Tears: no


• Trope: police


• Triggers: none


• Series/Standalone: stand alone


• Cliffhanger: no


• HEA: yes with epilogue

Celebrating Love by Maryanne Jordan, Royally Endowed by Emma Chase, Kiss My Boots by Harper Sloan...then you will probably like Running into Love!

 


Running into Love


 

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