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The Suite Spot
by Trish Doller
hopeful
reflective
fast-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
Thank you SMP Romance and NetGalley for the eARC of The Suite Spot! All opinions in this review are my own.
I absolutely loved this romance and here is why:
- the setting - A bunch of cabins on a tiny island in Lake Erie sounds like a perfect way to spend the summer!
- Maisie - While I'm not always a fan of kids in books, especially in romance books, I actually really liked Maisie and I liked reading about how Mason was with her.
- the gentleness/matureness between Rachel and Mason - After declaring that she has never had a strong relationship with a man, I appreciated how gentle and mature Rachel deals with Mason. She recognizes that he has his own issues to go through and she doesn't want to subject herself to that until he is ready to give them his all.
- the chapter "titles" - Instead of giving each chapter a name, they start with a word in another language and the meaning of it. Each word is a word that doesn't exist in English so the definition can be long, but the word has a very specific meaning that applies to the chapter.
The only downside for me was that the ending felt a little rushed but I also wonder if it felt too fast because I was enjoying it so much and didn't want it to end!
Float Plan and Off the Map (books 1 and 2 in the Beck Sisters series) are now definitely on the top of my summer TBR!
I absolutely loved this romance and here is why:
- the setting - A bunch of cabins on a tiny island in Lake Erie sounds like a perfect way to spend the summer!
- Maisie - While I'm not always a fan of kids in books, especially in romance books, I actually really liked Maisie and I liked reading about how Mason was with her.
- the gentleness/matureness between Rachel and Mason - After declaring that she has never had a strong relationship with a man, I appreciated how gentle and mature Rachel deals with Mason. She recognizes that he has his own issues to go through and she doesn't want to subject herself to that until he is ready to give them his all.
- the chapter "titles" - Instead of giving each chapter a name, they start with a word in another language and the meaning of it. Each word is a word that doesn't exist in English so the definition can be long, but the word has a very specific meaning that applies to the chapter.
The only downside for me was that the ending felt a little rushed but I also wonder if it felt too fast because I was enjoying it so much and didn't want it to end!
Float Plan and Off the Map (books 1 and 2 in the Beck Sisters series) are now definitely on the top of my summer TBR!