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sweekune 's review for:
Bearfaced Lie
by Ryann Fletcher
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
3.75/5
My new festive tradition is reading the annual Midwest Weres book. Leah and Jasmine strike a deal to pretend they're dating over Christmas. However, things are less than smooth when both Leah and Jazz have pasts, family and secrets to contend with.
- Sapphic Hallmark vibes again. Mostly cosy with a. Little bit of spice thrown in for good measure. My favourite bits were the winter festival and movie night.
- I like the little cameos from previous protagonists. They didn't affect the story but it was nice to have little catch ups with them.
- This one was not as shifter focused as the others but it worked well. I enjoyed the focus on the story and the deepening relationships.
Fun, cosy and festive. A series perfect for those who like shifter romance, sapphic relationships and a Christmas theme.
My new festive tradition is reading the annual Midwest Weres book. Leah and Jasmine strike a deal to pretend they're dating over Christmas. However, things are less than smooth when both Leah and Jazz have pasts, family and secrets to contend with.
- Sapphic Hallmark vibes again. Mostly cosy with a. Little bit of spice thrown in for good measure. My favourite bits were the winter festival and movie night.
- I like the little cameos from previous protagonists. They didn't affect the story but it was nice to have little catch ups with them.
- This one was not as shifter focused as the others but it worked well. I enjoyed the focus on the story and the deepening relationships.
Fun, cosy and festive. A series perfect for those who like shifter romance, sapphic relationships and a Christmas theme.