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By The Letter
by Julia Wolf
By The Letter by Julia Wolf was absolute perfection! Give me an anonymous masked man any day (because hello, it’s insanely hot), and then throw in an accidental pregnancy? I devoured this book.
Shira and Roman had me hooked from their first interaction. The tension, the awkward (but hilarious) misunderstandings, and the slow unraveling of their feelings made this story so addictive. Roman was the ultimate softie beneath his rugged, confident exterior, and the way he stepped up as a dad? My heart could barely handle it. He was determined, patient, and so sweet, and every little note and breakfast delivery had me melting.
Shira was such a relatable FMC, balancing her struggles to save her company with the emotional rollercoaster of her surprise pregnancy. Her hesitance to trust Roman felt so real, especially after his ruthless business move, but watching him prove himself over and over? Chef’s kiss.
This book had everything I love—steamy tension, heartfelt moments, and the perfect mix of spice and emotion. Julia Wolf nailed the enemies to lovers dynamic, and I highly recommend this to anyone who loves a romance where the MMC fights for his family in the best way.
Shira and Roman had me hooked from their first interaction. The tension, the awkward (but hilarious) misunderstandings, and the slow unraveling of their feelings made this story so addictive. Roman was the ultimate softie beneath his rugged, confident exterior, and the way he stepped up as a dad? My heart could barely handle it. He was determined, patient, and so sweet, and every little note and breakfast delivery had me melting.
Shira was such a relatable FMC, balancing her struggles to save her company with the emotional rollercoaster of her surprise pregnancy. Her hesitance to trust Roman felt so real, especially after his ruthless business move, but watching him prove himself over and over? Chef’s kiss.
This book had everything I love—steamy tension, heartfelt moments, and the perfect mix of spice and emotion. Julia Wolf nailed the enemies to lovers dynamic, and I highly recommend this to anyone who loves a romance where the MMC fights for his family in the best way.