15 Best Mills And Boon Romance Novels (2023 Updated)

Love these Robyn Carr /Virgin River series. Now on my 6 book. Reading them in order as they are wrote. After watching 2 seasons of Virgin River on Netflix these books are so easy to follow. Very good read.

The newest Virgin River book by Robyn Carr puts our heroine, Shelby MacIntyre, in quite a dilemma. She has her dream man who is clean shaven, respectable and well educated, but she longs for Luke Riordan, a Blackhawk pilot who has been in four wars and is as jaded as they come.

He hates commitments and prefers one night stands, so the last thing he expects is to be drawn to Shelby. Luke knows they are complete opposites and shouldn’t have a chance together, but they are in Virgin River! I love the way the people in the town show them the way to finding love and how unexpected things can happen when they are worth fighting for.

This is Robyn’s second book in the Virgin River series and is just as charming and sexy as the first.

Loved it The book is in wonderful conditions And the story is so good, I was in Virgin River as I read. True Robyn Carr style!

Just finished this book and it was one of my favorites! Kept me engaged, so invested in January as a character and the two main characters in general, always kept me interested and wanting to pick it back up.

Thank you for putting these words down, Emily, even when you felt like nothing was there to come out of your brain. An inspiration to keep going even when we think nothing will come of it ✨ I live in Traverse City, MI, and Emily just know someone or have a connection to Northern Michigan because it felt like you were painting a picture of Grand Haven or Holland, MI! I’ve been reading non-fiction mostly and this was a GREAT break.

Such a great read – love!.

A romance writer who is beginning to doubt if love really exists. A fiction writer whose personal life is making it hard to write at all. Can the secrets they both have bring them together? Beach Read by Emily Henry is a true beach read.

Love, lust, mystery, heartache, humor and the beach. While it took me a couple chapters to really get into the story(all on me, not the book), in the end, I couldn’t put it down and needed to know how it ended.

January and Gus are easy to relate to but also have their own idiosyncrasies that make them stand out among other leading characters. I could honestly see being friends with them both. The unique storyline of dueling writers and styles plays a large part in the book but in the end, I found that the story was more about finding friendship in unlikely places and in spite of secrets.

What may seem like an odd pairing in the end is what can make the bond between people stronger. “I’ve never met someone who is so perfectly my favorite person. “.

HAVE NOT READ THIS. IT IS A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR MY SISTER WHO IS A BIG DANIELLE STEELE FAN.

another fantastic book by danielle steele. great story couldnt put book down

Very good read.would recommend. Hard to put down once started to read.

Definitely a great choice for teens and young adults interested in supernatural fiction. Heck, it’s great for all ages if you’re into the content (which I am). Also, it’s super rereadable, it’s something I’ll come back to a few times in my life I’m sure.

A quick favorite :).

Wouldn’t really no haven’t recieved number 6 tempted cant CONTINUE reading series until they send me the one they forgot. Otherwise it’s a really good series.

This is a great series and I’m always looking forward to the next book

I really, really didn’t like this book. The dialog and the language was trite and immature at best. I felt like I was reading a Young Adult novel. The story was uninteresting and tedious. And, as for the love story.

there really wasn’t one. She was a muse for him and she married another man. I think it was just an obsession more than love. I put my book in my recycling bin. I didn’t even want to recommend it to anyone or put it in the Little Library of where we live.

It had no redeeming social value at all.

This book is the worst book I ever read. It was compared to books that I love like the “One Day” series. This is literally an unlikable love story where the lead mourns the most toxic relationship ever for the whole story at the expense of every decent person in their life.

Also the ending is pure trash. I was livid. Save yourself raised blood pressure and money that could be spent in better ways.

I enjoyed the book in the beginning, however I liked it less and less as it neared the end. The author has a nice writing style though. It was an easy read, and made you think about the choices you make.

How one choice can leave you with doubts, regrets, or guilt.

I enjoyed reading this book. Reading this sort of ‘happy’ type literature lightens my mood, by reducing my stress levels. The characters are believable and the emphasis is kindness and compassion. I would recommend all of Julia Quinn’s books, having only become a fan in the last few months after watching Bridgerton on Netflix.

Prefer the start and middle of this novel than the ending but still a pleasant read.

Loved it, a great read. I really enjoyed this series and am looking forward to reading more Julia Quinn’s books.

For more of my book reviews feel free to visit my instagram page: @hayleys. little. library I was instantly fascinated by the world that Kristin had created within the book, and especially the Alaskan landscape.

I felt a deep connection to the main character Leni, while watching her struggle to grow up amongst moving, making new friends, and not having the greatest parents. The story then progressed to show Leni and her family’s highs and lows as they adjusted to living in Alaska.

Kristin Hannah has an incredible talent for making you feel as though you have truly known a character for years. I wouldn’t say that this novel is huge either, but there is something about her writing that made me feel like I truly knew so much about years of Leni’s life in great detail.

There were points were I had to take a break from reading this book despite me loving it, as the heartbreak was just too much for me. There were so many times that I genuinely thought ‘surely nothing else will go wrong for Leni?!’ and it continued to do so (Kristin really said hold my beer hahah!!) 😂😂 Nevertheless, I pushed on and finished this book on the last day of 2021.

The story ended beautifully with a fitting ending. I was worried with how things would turn out, but I was super pleased with the entire story and can’t recommend it enough! Take care while reading this one though, it will break you apart before putting you back together again.

I did it! I’ve finally read my very first Kristin Hannah novel and oh my goodness. I was completely blown away. I was initially intimidated by the 550+ pages, however, upon completion of the book, I realized that the author put every single page to good use! I was completely hooked after chapter 17 and couldn’t stop reading.

It was like an addiction. I even woke up wanting to continue reading. It was that good! I learned a few things about Alaska and know for certain that I am not cut out for that type of lifestyle. This novel is about a young girl named Leni, her mother Cora, and her father Ernt.

Cora is a devoted wife who loves unconditionally. She is the victim of abuse at the hands of her husband, Ernt Allbright, a war veteran with severe PTSD. He is unable to escape his nightmares and demons and often falls victim to the darkness inside of him.

For Leni, her parent’s complicated and heartbreaking love story is the only thing she has ever known. It’s true what they say, you don’t know what you don’t know. For Leni, the constant cycle of abuse followed by forgiveness is all she has ever known.

It really made me wonder, will she fall into the same cycle of love and abuse that her mother did? In a desperate attempt for a fresh new start, the Allbright family pick up and move to Kaneq, Alaska.

Upon arrival, it’s abundantly clear that they are completely unprepared for life in Alaska and more importantly, Alaskan winters. Fortunately, their new and welcoming friends are more than willing to lend a helping hand.

Through the years in Alaska, the Allbright women become “Alaskan tough” while Ernet Allbright spirals deeper into his own nightmares and jealousy. Leni flourishes and discovers herself in Alaska. She even finds love.

Leni and her mother come to realize that with each passing Alaskan winter, things become more terrifying as they are locked within their own home and become increasingly cut off from the rest of the world.

Serious decisions need to be made and quick if they both want to survive another winter. What would you risk for love? I love that this was a becoming of age novel that emphasized the devastating effects of mental illnesses.

PTSD not only affects the individual but also the people around them. I adored most of the characters and even appreciated the less likeable ones. The character development in this novel was perfection! I love how we are taken on a journey of various changes – change in people, weather, the communities, and relationships.

I felt so many emotions reading The Great Alone and the ending almost had me ugly crying. The strong friendships in this book made my heart melt – I mean, who wouldn’t want a friend like Large Marge?! Throughout the story, there was so much loss and even more love.

I felt like my heart broke over and over again. I’m so glad this was my first Kristin Hannah novel because it sets the bar so high. I absolutely loved that she used her own personal experiences and upbringing in this novel! I would definitely recommend this to everyone!.

This is an excellent book. The 3rd book i’ve read by Kristin Hannah and she is yet to disappoint. At first I suspected her work may be more for a female audience, but after my wife belittling me for my archaic views I gave her a go and haven’t looked back since.

This book tells the tale of a family that shuns city life and heads to the wilds of Alaska to live off the grid. The connections the characters mare are deep and intricately portrayed and you end up really feeling for the characters.

If you like this, her other books Four Winds and The Nightingale would be up your street too.

This was such a perfect adult romance! I really loved that the whole story focused on a relationship that already existed (a marriage) instead of a new relationship forming. I could 100% see both characters sides of the story the entire time, and I wanted nothing more than for everything to work out for them in the end! I think this was a really perfect depiction of what it means to put in the hard work to save a relationship that is worth it, and I absolutely adored the two main characters as a couple and on their own.

I also loved getting to read the mini novel along with the character, as I thought this was a really unique and interesting feature! Certainly will be rereading this book again soon! I will say however that this book was quite sexual and saucy, which I didn’t think was done in a bad way, but definitely something you should be prepared for when going into this read! However, I don’t see the point in picking up the following books in the series, as I feel as though this book is perfect as a stand alone!.

This was such a fun ride. This was my first attempt at a modern-day romance novel and enjoyed it so much. This book is Gavin’s story where he has to either win his wife back or lose her forever. What made me want to read this book was how Chelsea, over at chelseadolling reads, raved about this book.

I found myself laughing out loud at some points, and just enjoying this story very much. Reading all of these Alpha males talk about Regency Romance books was so entertaining. Just seeing how they interpreted the books and the lessons that they took from them and watching Gavin grow as a person in the process was great.

One thing that I also loved was that they showed Thea also having to work through some issues in order to save their marriage. I highly suggest if the synopsis appeals to you even a little bit that you give it a shot.

Gavin finds out his wife has been faking it. They have just barely checked in to their marriage recently, and now Thea is checking out. She has asked him for a divorce, and he is unsettled by this. He truly loves her and wants to get back to the hot and heavy he thought they were.

Thea is fed up about it all. She is sick of being taken for granted. Sick of the other wives and girlfriends of her husbands team shunning her. Sick of her husband not wanting to be with her the way they used to.

She wants to get back to the happy, but must first find what was lost. Stories about married couples can be tricky. I loved that this one was not afraid to go there. Both characters really had to come out of their shell and be honest.

The sexy times get lively, and heavy in the heat. The story is solid and the pace is steady. I loved that these MC’s had to work for it. I really hated the female lead for about 90% of the book. I was so pleased I shouted when the storyline caught up with what I thought.

Nicely played.

Since I lived in the New Bern area sixty years ago, the towns he mentions in his books are plain for me to picture. Also having a family member living in one of the beautiful beach towns south of New Bern, his books & locations bring the stories closer to me.

His books are page turners with endings that arent always what you might expect. His characters are so real & you cant wait to see what will happen next. You cant imagine how a new book could ever out-due the last but it certainly seems that it does.

Im anxiously awaiting his next book!.

I’ve read a couple of his other books and this one is slightly different. With Sparks adding thriller into the mix it definitely adds to the romance. I’m only halfway through but it’s a nice read. I wish there was some more passion and emotion but it’s a book that does make you wonder what the end has in store for you.

It’s a little slower than some of his books at first but as you keep reading the deeper you get into it.

I had read this book before, and bought it again thinking I had not read it. It is such a good story, I read it again. Julie’s husband Jim has passed away. Christmas brings an unexpected delivery and a letter from her deceased husband.

The delivery is a Great Dane puppy. Julie’s best friend is Jim’s best friend, Mike. Julie is a hairdresser, working for Jim’s aunt Mabel. When Julie came to town, at Jim’s invitation-her mother had kicked her out of the house-Mabel gave Julie a job and a place to live.

Julie dates Richard, who ends up being bad news. Once they break up she and Mike start dating. That’s when Richard started showing his bad side. He ends up stalking Julie.

BACK OF BOOK SAYS: THE EXQUISITE NIECE of lord edward and lady charlotte malory, regina ashton is abducted by nicholas eden an arrogant seducer hardened by a painful secret from his past. reggie has vowed to marry the golden haired rogue who has besmirched her good name and who arouses her womanly desires to an unendurable level.

but her beauty only stirs nicholas’ passion giving rise to dangerous misunderstandings and a love that can live only once in a life time. I read these for the romance, but really i read these because of the malory brothers.

i love hells bells, i love jeremy. i love james. it’s so much fun reading about the brothers. i love the discovery of jeremy and nicholas discovery too. the maternity issue. i’ve seen before and it gets a little old.

like in julia quinn its in his kiss, the paternity there was in question but the hero didn’t let it interfer like nicholas did here. the step mother here was a little evil. while the real mother was playing aunt.

sorta. this is book one. love only once.

This is the first of many books involving the infamous Malory Family and once you become apart of their world, much like me you’ll find yourself searching for the next sequel and not stop until you’ve read every word Johanna Lindsey brings to her stories.

Romance entwined with wit, charm and daring adventures will keep you captivated to the very end – and then some! If you’d like a taste of the excitement just read this book, and if you do enjoy it (and I very VERY highly doubt you won’t) you can always proceed to purchasing every last addition to your hearts content.

These stories literally keep you on the edge of your seat and bursting with suspicions of what will happen next or how it will end but I promise you will not be disappointed for even a moment because once you start there’s no putting it down until the last page is read!.

take my personal recommendation and try it. I dare you. What have you got to lose- =).

I always love Johanna Lindsey, and this book doesn’t disappoint. True to form, an enjoyable historical romance only the way Lindsey could have written.

So far so gd. Not finished reading yet but its grabbed my attention over the housework so must be gd. All Sarahs books are good.

I have not started reading this book, but arrived in a few days after ordering and in very good condition. Not had any complaints with WOB at all. Thank you.

I love reading her books you just have to turn the pages to see what happens next great author

I was given a copy of this book, free, in exchange for my honest opinion. Oh man, why did I wait so long to pick this up? I was contacted a long time ago about reviewing this title. And it being one of Kingsbury’s titles, I immediately said yes.

I really love Kingsbury, and do plan on catching up with all of her backlist titles that I have yet to read. But, she is one of those authors that you forget how much you enjoy until you pick up her books.

Or at least I do. When I do -finally- pick it up, I am never disappointed. This goes back and tells the love story of John and Elizabeth Baxter, the beginning of the Baxter family. So if you have not read any of the other titles this is a good place to start, though there are references to previous events and characters from other stories, it is a story that can stand on its own.

There are three stories going on in this book. John is going down memory lane, for his grandson’s (Cole) heritage project, and reliving the heartwarming and aching story of is love story with his first wife, Elizabeth.

Ashley is forced to confront her own past and rocky love history when her son, Cole, asks to know the story about his dad. Cole knows that the man that has raised him all of these years is not his biological dad, and Ashley assumes Cole is asking for a story that she is not ready to tell.

Finally, Cody must admit that he has lost the one and only love of his life when he let Andi break off their second engagement and walk out of his life. Each story requires each person to confront the mistakes that they made, relive the moments where love and God’s grace changed things for them.

It is a sweet story, not just about the romance between couples. In each story, each memory that is shared, you can see how God is courting each person with all of their failings and flaws. It is beautiful as well as heartbreaking.

The ebb and flow graceful dance between God and the people that He loves in classic Kingsbury style.

What is it about Karen Kingsbury’s Baxter family that draws me in again and again? When John Baxter is asked to relive his love story with Elizabeth for his grandson Cole’s heritage project, he’s not sure he can do it.

But over a few weeks, he tells Cole everything. If you’ve read all the Baxter books, particularly the Redemption series, this part of the book will be familiar to you. There were parts of this look back that read like a repeat of previous books (perhaps more so for me since I recently re-read the entire series) and other parts that were new and fresh because of new details included this time around.

Even though some of this was familiar to me, I enjoyed this deeper look back at John and Elizabeth’s courtship. It’s where this family got its start and sometimes it’s good to reminisce. Cody Coleman is working through the breakup of his complicated relationship with Andi Ellison.

Can Cody and Andi work through what is keeping them apart? I enjoyed this part of the book though their story ended a bit quickly for my tastes. I needed there to be one more conversation between the two prior to the ending of the book.

I can’t tell you how their story ended because that would be a spoiler 🙂 But I can say that I’m eager for what comes next for the couple. To answer the question I began this review with … What draws me to the Baxter family? It’s the emotion and that these characters feel like real people to me.

But unlike the other books, this one didn’t make me CRY, though I did get a bit teary eyed over a puppy. I’m not sure why this book didn’t grab me like previous books? Love Story does have brief updates about the rest of the Baxters and Flanigans but there isn’t much here with the whole family.

The focus of this novel are John and Elizabeth (let’s call it a prequel to the Baxter series), and Cody and Andi. Haven’t read any of the Baxter books? You can jump in right here without feeling lost.

Not only does Karen do a good job of giving you some details without a complete rehash of the story, but the book begins with an introduction to the family … Who is who, how old they are, who their kids are etc.

I’ll wrap things up with this moment between Ashley and Landon. It’s the moment from the book that I’ve been thinking about long after finishing it. They are talking after finding an old pitcher that Elizabeth had glued back together after it was broken and Ashley says.

“She told us the repaired pitcher was an illustration of God’s grace. The way he saw us. We would have broken times in life. Times when we threw a ball where we shouldn’t and the next thing you knew something very precious was lying on the ground in pieces.

She told us God would always put the pieces back together if we were willing. The end result might not look exactly as it did before, but it would be beautiful all the same. Beautifully broken. That’s what she called it.

” I love Kingsbury and I always will. Was this one of her best Baxter books? For me, no. But that won’t stop me from anxiously awaiting the next update on the Baxters (November 2017). They feel like real people, real friends and I need to know what they’re up to.

I received an advanced copy of this book from NetGalley.

This book is impassioned, gregarious, jubilant, and full of the LORD who leads – Amen? This is a good story that has a more teenage and up theme – about out of wedlock pregnancy. This is the story that everyone has been waiting for, if you have been reading the Baxter family series.

If you haven’t been reading it you still could read it as a stand alone. It is the story of the patriarch’s. , how they met, fell in love and how she got into a little trouble and was sent away. What happened when she was away? What did they do to the gift she was given when she was away? All these years later did they ever do anything with that gift? The one thing I love love love is when the author has GOD speaking to the characters – directly to them – just like I hear HIS still small voice.

I know not everyone hears it but some do and It is an incredible feeling can I get an Amen? I received a copy of this book from Howard Books. All the opinions are my own.

Cute! Groundhog day stories always stress me out, but this was done in a way that I didn’t feel stressed! I was constantly on edge that she was going to be sent back in time again, but also too distracted by cute moments between Andrew and Maelyn to be really worried.

Mae’s focus on tradition was super interesting, and her decision to just do what makes you happy has made me rethink my own choices, which is exactly what a good book does! Andrew was a sweet love interest, I’m really glad she didn’t end up with Theo, which is what I guessed in the beginning.

I also loved the comradery of the old group of friends, I desperately want that in my life one day! I died over the scene where they were laying underneath the Christmas tree, that was so funny and precious! The only thing I’d change was that you really didn’t get to know the characters outside of their time at the cabin until the very end.

I would have appreciated a bit more discussion on their lives outside of the cabin, so I could connect more with them. Andrew’s character would have felt more realistic if so. All in all, an adorable Christmas story, I think I’ll return to this next year!.

What drew me to In a Holidaze was the time loop element. I love Christmas stories to begin with, but throw in a time loop and a stellar author duo and I was so in! Unfortunately, In a Holidaze was good, but nothing spectacular.

I feel like it was a decent Hallmark type Christmas story and delivered on that front, but many of us picked this book up with the promise of a time loop. There was, but it was lackluster in my opinion.

It only came into play for the first third of the story and then nothing ever came of it again. The romance was cute enough and we had some steamy bits, but Benny ended up being who kept me from putting this one down and not picking it back up.

I loved his character, but the rest of them were really just bland. It was a fairly stagnant plot with nothing too exciting or surprising, but a decent Christmas read. I think if you go into this one knowing it is super light in regards to the time loop plot then the ratings will be higher.

This was my third Christina Lauren book (Unhoneymooners & Twice in a Blue Moon) and I think this is my favorite of the three. They really nail it with their main love interests. The banter is always cute and funny, but most importantly- it always feels genuine to me.

These could be real people, people I might know. It’s not preposterous or over the top, which is a big deal to me. That might sound weird because this one has a groundhog’s day theme, but it doesn’t really get into the logistics of that.

it was easy to mostly just take it at face value and enjoy the romance. Their books are enjoyable, sweet, quick reads that just make me feel happier. Definitely what the doctor ordered this year! Not a life-changing book, (I’ve yet to read a romance that is,) but definitely worth it if you just need a festive read that makes you smile.

The City of Tears (The Burning Chambers) by Kate Mosse New Book. Absolutely loving this book. A great purchase.

I have bought kate’s books and the character background and descriptions of feelings and thoughts pull me in. The landscapes and historical detail are impeccable.

I have to admit I have not started it yet but read the previous book and loved it so very much looking forward to reading this. It is historical which I enjoy and covers area of history I have already read about previously.

4. 5 stars! When Emily Henry’s Beach Read is your favorite book ever, the book you consider perfect, it’s hard to read and review any of her other books without very high expectations. I think Beach Read was just lightning in a bottle for me, the perfect book at the perfect time.

So while I enjoyed Book Lovers thoroughly, laughing and crying at all the right places, it didn’t quite reach the Beach Read status for me. But I love that Emily Henry has created the anti-rom-com heroine in Nora, a love story for the character that is usually the one that gets left behind when the hero falls for the quirky, lovable bookish love interest.

HOWEVER, it’s the quirky, lovable bookish character that I most identify with, that steals my heart, so it’s those kinds of romances that I’m drawn to the most. But I can still appreciate the need for more stories like Book Lovers.

I adored the chemistry between our two main characters. The build-up was the best kind of torture. I loved that Charlie and Nora were so similar. Most romances are about opposites attracting, but their similarities had me rooting for them.

There were a few issues that kept this one from being a five-star read for me. It pains me to say this, but there were a few times I felt like I was being told something instead of shown. Nora is described as this “shark” of an agent in the publishing world, but I never really felt that about her.

I wish Henry would have given us a scene illustrating her cutthroat style. And I never understood or connected with the book that Nora and Charlie are working on together. It just sounded meh for a book that’s supposed to be a hit.

I also think it didn’t help that I’d recently read The Hating Game by Sally Thorne, another enemies-to-lovers rom-com set in the publishing world that I absolutely loved. But I did speed through Book Lovers, enjoying it more and more as I read, so it’s definitely a must-read for fans of Emily Henry!.

– 𝐁𝐞𝐜𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 -𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐮𝐥, 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐥𝐞- 𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐬. Book Lovers, definitely surpasses any expectations I had for it. It is *chefs kiss*. Emily Henry has a new fan, I’m ordering her other two books right now.

I have committed to read everything she ever writes. ✔️ Tall Girl Representation ✔️ Enemies to Lovers ✔️ Bookish Humor ✔️ Workplace Romance It gives me Devil Wears Prada (But not Andrea. more like Emily) Hallmark Rom-Com vibes.

And the male lead is also changed. But still that vibe. “𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬, 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠, 𝐚 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐚 𝐰𝐚𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮. ” The writing is absolutely spectacular! I was laughing, then I was holding back tears, then I was laughing again.

The way she writes the emotional depth is just wonderful. This isn’t just a fun, romance book about Nora and Charlie. It’s a book about family, learning how to put yourself first, and letting go. – 𝐀𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐥 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐚 𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐝 𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫.

𝐇𝐞’𝐬 𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐝𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐫 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐭𝐨 𝐦𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐞. “𝐈’𝐦 𝐚 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐦𝐚𝐧, 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐚. 𝐈 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐛𝐮𝐲 𝐦𝐲 𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐁𝐢𝐠𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐭 𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚, 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐦𝐮𝐜𝐡. ” It was so heartwarming, the perfect book to read on a rainy summer day, under a cozy blanket.

Oh my goodness. I absolutely adored this book. I laughed out loud so many times. I loved the banter with Nora & Charlie. Nora’s nightmare brain. I loved Libby a breath of fresh air. Their sisterhood.

Then there were happy tears and sad tears. The quirky small town and learning more about how a book becomes a book. I wish I could give this book a thousand stars.