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kellygillespiewv 's review for:
A Sweet Mess
by Jayci Lee
Full review at Wild and Wonderful Reads
Actual rating: 3.5 stars
A Sweet Mess is certainly sweet, indeed!
I love a good foodie romance, and A Sweet Mess delivers! I am so happy to have been introduced to Jayci Lee through this wonderful book. There is a great ease to her writing and a lightheartedness to this story that I enjoy in contemporary romance. I'm not sure I'd call this a true "enemies to lovers" story, but there are definitely elements of the trope here.
Aubrey is a go-getter! I love her passion for baking and drive to make it on her own. Landon seems a little stiff at times, but as his layers are peeled away, I grew to really like him too. The steam level is lower, in my opinion, but you can still sense the chemistry they have -- I had so many warm & fuzzies for Aubrey and Landon!
A few issues I had: 1) The pacing towards the end didn't quite sit right with me, and 2) I thought things wrapped up a bit too quickly and too neatly.
Overall, A Sweet Mess is adorable and fun and worth a read! I saw the news that Daniel Dae Kim is going to produce and star in a movie adaptation of this book, so read it before you have the chance to watch it because this book has all the makings of a fantastic on-screen rom com!
*Thanks to the publisher for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. Please note that it, in no way, had an effect on my opinion or review.
Actual rating: 3.5 stars
A Sweet Mess is certainly sweet, indeed!
I love a good foodie romance, and A Sweet Mess delivers! I am so happy to have been introduced to Jayci Lee through this wonderful book. There is a great ease to her writing and a lightheartedness to this story that I enjoy in contemporary romance. I'm not sure I'd call this a true "enemies to lovers" story, but there are definitely elements of the trope here.
Aubrey is a go-getter! I love her passion for baking and drive to make it on her own. Landon seems a little stiff at times, but as his layers are peeled away, I grew to really like him too. The steam level is lower, in my opinion, but you can still sense the chemistry they have -- I had so many warm & fuzzies for Aubrey and Landon!
A few issues I had: 1) The pacing towards the end didn't quite sit right with me, and 2) I thought things wrapped up a bit too quickly and too neatly.
Overall, A Sweet Mess is adorable and fun and worth a read! I saw the news that Daniel Dae Kim is going to produce and star in a movie adaptation of this book, so read it before you have the chance to watch it because this book has all the makings of a fantastic on-screen rom com!
*Thanks to the publisher for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. Please note that it, in no way, had an effect on my opinion or review.