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Thank you to Social Butterfly PR for sending me an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review.  All thoughts are my own and the review below can also be found on my Goodreads .  Sarah and Braden are so cute!    Sparks are definitely flying between these two new roommates, and their chemistry is undeniable.  I do think some more dimension could have been added to the characters - Braden’s personality is essentially a caring firefighter dog-dad while Sarah’s is genius workaholic and good cook.    However, it works for them and while readers primarily know only surface trivia about these two, we do deal with some of their deeper issues as well. I do with the author had dug a little further into their shared childhood - as Sarah’s brother’s best friend, I think Braden should have been a little more memorable and would have loved some interplay with that.  Forced proximity is a favorite romance trope, and roommates just takes it up another level, so I was totally on-board with this s

 Thank you to Social Butterfly PR and Sarah Ready for sending me an e-ARC of this book to read and review!  Below are my honest thoughts, which can also be found on my Goodreads profile. Soulmates in Romeo is easily becoming one of my favorite series and each new book is better than the last!  In this third installment of the series, it’s Jessie’s turn for a soulmate prediction from Miss Erma, and she is doing everything she can to chase after Gavin Williams - her long-time crush - and make him realize they are meant to be. Unfortunately, his twin brother William Williams is determined to do everything he can to keep her from Gavin. Soulmates are a tricky business, even in the Town of Love, and Jessie has a lot to discover before she finally gets the boy she fell in love with all those years ago.  I adore Jessie’s contrived meet-cutes - she had me laughing out loud a time or two as I pictured the elaborate setups she creates to give Gavin and her a movie-worthy moment. And the delib

 Thank you to Social Butterfly PR and Kristen Ashley for sending me an e-ARC of this book to read and review!  Below are my honest thoughts, which can also be found on Goodreads . Chloe Pierce and Judge Oakley should not fit. Chloe is a cunning socialite and entrepreneur. Judge is a mountain man who works with a non-profit. When they first meet, they clash hard. But with all collisions come sparks, and it doesn’t take much to fan them into flames - especially when Judge is having so much fun figuring out the challenge of being what Chloe needs, and Chloe fits into his plans like she does everything else… effortlessly. But there is a lot for these two to discover about each other, and more challenges ahead.  These characters are so dynamic and the writing allows readers the chance to really get in their heads and get to know them. Chloe and Judge click like two puzzle pieces in each of their interactions and their relationship shows how suited they really are. Despite being opposites at