This was pretty cute, but the first 3/4 or so was a lot better for me than the ending. I felt like things were progressing at a perfectly rational pace until suddenly everything was lightning-fast, there was no tension, there were strings left untied (especially regarding a decision Foster makes for Wren that goes almost completely unaddressed), and worst of all, the big romantic confession moment felt very anti-climactic.

The humor was fun, the characters were lovable, and I would definitely continue the series, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed by how abruptly this book lost me.

Read for the Hoemance Book Club October 2021 BOTM!

✨ Content warnings for:

Spoiler

mentions of previous parent loss, divorce, mentions of ex-spouse committing theft and infidelity

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