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pineconek 's review for:
Take a Hint, Dani Brown
by Talia Hibbert
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
This was possibly better than Chloe Brown!?
I don't consider myself a romance reader, but I'll try most things once. As a recovering academic, reading about a PhD candidate fills me with familiar feelings (both good and bad). Reading about a PhD candidate who meets an emotionally intelligent but anxious man who encourages her academic achievements and respects her professional career while also encouraging her to take care of herself? Listen, I -
I read a lot of sad books, so this was a good change of pace. This book is ridiculous and fully leans into it. It features a fake dating trope while explicitly mocking the fake dating trope. It features someone accidentally playing the spicy part of a romance audiobook out loud in public while also being a book that includes spicy parts. It's funny, it's breezy, and it's a ridiculous but enjoyable ride.
Let's wrap this up with an excerpt from my notes app from when I was listening to the audiobook:
"Lmao at first I thought him donating to a charity was a joke but no he's legit into NGOs
Can't wear a top that fits his wrists lmao
Guy so jacked he needs a tailor
He's so strong he breaks the door!!"
Anyway, I unironically kinda loved this. I may even give the other romance authors a shot (recommendations welcome). Solid four stars!
I don't consider myself a romance reader, but I'll try most things once. As a recovering academic, reading about a PhD candidate fills me with familiar feelings (both good and bad). Reading about a PhD candidate who meets an emotionally intelligent but anxious man who encourages her academic achievements and respects her professional career while also encouraging her to take care of herself? Listen, I -
I read a lot of sad books, so this was a good change of pace. This book is ridiculous and fully leans into it. It features a fake dating trope while explicitly mocking the fake dating trope. It features someone accidentally playing the spicy part of a romance audiobook out loud in public while also being a book that includes spicy parts. It's funny, it's breezy, and it's a ridiculous but enjoyable ride.
Let's wrap this up with an excerpt from my notes app from when I was listening to the audiobook:
"Lmao at first I thought him donating to a charity was a joke but no he's legit into NGOs
Can't wear a top that fits his wrists lmao
Guy so jacked he needs a tailor
He's so strong he breaks the door!!"
Anyway, I unironically kinda loved this. I may even give the other romance authors a shot (recommendations welcome). Solid four stars!