Love You Later by Julie Christianson review

I'm a sucker for a marriage of convenience troupe which isn't common in contemporary romances and rom coms so when I see it I snap it up to read it. With Love you later I couldn't put it down. I just had to know how Loren's and Bridger's story was going to end. After reading Hate you maybe and Loren and Bridger being secondary characters in that I knew I already knew I loved them as characters.  And it was nice to visit Harvest Hollow again. 

Watching Loren learning to ask for help and not doing everything herself.  And watching Bridger learn to stand up to his family.  Loren was an easy character to relate to.  As someone who also only has one living parent my dad and as the oldest I understood her stress, her fear and her grief. It's something I deal with.  So in that regard the book was hard to read but I still enjoyed the book.  And it may be my favorite of the series.  

I received a copy of this book from the author as part of a blog tour. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.

Hate you, Maybe by Julie Christianson review

 I enjoyed returning to Harvest Hollow in Hate you maybe. I loved the fall setting as well as the enemies to lovers aspect. The banter between Sayla and Dexter was on point. I’m normally not a fan of work place rom coms but this one worked and I think it because they were coworker and equal.  I liked Dexter from the beginning but it took me a bit to warm up to Sayla but when I did I loved her and could easily relate to her. And I loved watching their relationship bloom.

I received a copy of this book from the author as part of a blog tour. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.

Sweater Weather Series books 3-6 review

 

Title: Can't Help Falling 

Author: Courtney Walsh

Ch: 39

Pg: 360

Series: Sweater Weather book 3

Genre: Rom Avon

Rating: 4 stars

Can’t help falling was my first Courtney Walsh book and even though I don’t love the best friends brother troupe. I did enjoy this one and I guess it helped that the story line was realistic, but I do have to say that it was one meet cute I wouldn’t to happen in real life.

Title: Faking the Fall

Author: Julie Christianson

Ch: 44 plus epilogue

Pg: 318

Series: Sweater Weather book 4

Genre: Rom com

Rating: 3 stars

I have to say that this one was my least favorite of the series, but I still enjoyed the story. I just wasn’t a fan of either the heroine or the hero. But I was still a sucker for the Harvest Hollow setting.

Title: Easy as Pie

Author: Carina Taylor

Pg: 242

Series: Sweater Weather book 5

Genre: Rom Com

Rating: 4 stars

    Even though I’m not a huge fan of friends to more troupe I enjoyed this one. Mainly because I got to read a female mechanic in a rom com. And written in such a way that the guys in the town aren’t afraid to let her work on their vehicles, it was a refreshing change.

Title: Not So Fictional Fall

Author: Savannah Scott

Ch: 32 plus epilogue

Pg: 336

Series: Sweater Weather book 6

Genre: rom com

Rating: 5 stars

One of my favorite romance tropes is marriage of convenience and it’s rare in contemporary romance. But Not So Fictonal Fall by Savannah Scott book six in the Sweater Weather series gives me that. And in a way that is well done and in a believable way.