I wanted to like this. I really did! I love Greek mythology but for some reason I could not click with it and just got bored. Bummer.

A classic college sports romance fake dating lighthearted read. An easy enjoyable read. The only thing I didn't like was that Bex only grew because things worked out *magically* at the right time. The only reason she decided to pursue photography and a future with James only because her mom decided to sell the diner at the right time... just that fictional *everything works out exactly at the right time*.

Oh ....... My ........ I was not expecting what these pages held but I devoured it alllllllllll. Mmf, praise, dom/sub, fictional political setting. Embry & Ash are melt worthy. Not too much of a plot but more character backstories, which definitely made the story. Also!! The epilogue ends with a cliffhanger?!? Nuts!! But I'm here for it.

This was super cute. It kind of reminded me of The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren. A great beach read book. I loved that Sloane was an over-prepared, ready for anything, gamer designer. I thought hers and Charlie's connections and interactions were really cute.
~
"I can't stand when people don't return grocery carts. People who are rude to servers, that's a big one. Drivers who creep way past the end of the merge zone to enter into traffic-"
"How long is your list, exactly?"
"Long. People do a lot of annoying things."

"Mango every day - new vacation rule."

"He turns to face me with an expression that I can only describe as Kix."

"Though cheese can't fix everything, it sure does fix a lot."

I couldn't get into it....and it was a novella! It was cute but just wasn't vibing with it. Clara and Evan are loveable and I liked their story but...I don't know. Didn't hit for me. But I thought it was a sweet childhood friends to lovers small town read.

I don't like time hop... But overall, this was cute and Sadie did overcome all that she needed to in her second chance. It was fine, just not my thing.

Who knew I needed a YA robotics romance in my life. So cute. If you need a revisit to high school with banter and nerds, this one is for you.

All the characters were loveable and fun. This was a cute, casual, lighthearted read. 

Sigh..... I thought Ryan Shaw was my Windy City boyfriend but Isaiah Rhodes has quickly taken over. Actually, honestly, I'll just take them all. Liz Tomforde does an awesome job creating such realistic genuine characters that has great character growth. I was grinning stupid each time I opened this book and swooned with every chapter. And have had Obsessed by Mariah Carey stuck in my head for a week straight, haha.
~~
Reread: perfection then, perfection now