This did feel like it was written by a man going through a mid life crisis. Did I hate it? No. Is it for me? Also no. But if some books fall into the category of chick lit this for sure falls into the category of bro lit. 

I honestly haven't consumed much media about the titanic except obviously titanic the film so this was pretty interesting. Almost unbearably slow start of just all the parts of a boat being described which I get the ultimate purpose of but what a snooze. Second half I absolutely blew through and I did like the choice to add in a love story. 

If only we could turn into dragons and eat the Supreme court.

As a self proclaimed vampire/werewolf book hater I really enjoyed this. FOR SURE read as like wattpad fan fiction sometimes but so does a lot of romance so who cares

I said it with done and dusted and I'm saying it again now...if lyla sage writes it ill be reading it. That's 2 for 2 perfect cowboy romances in my opinion.

Both characters deeply relatable in different ways. Super cute so super cute. 

I loved this book in the series but I loved every book in the graceling realm so far but this one hit extra hard. Lots of character growth, genuinely complex emotions and problems. I just can't stop loving the writing of storylines that have complex and deep solutions just like real life. 

Very very cutie patootie. I loved the story being told partly in articles and reviews and partly in narrative chapters. I also love with all of my heart a second chance romance. I love coming back together with someone when significant time has passed and the characters are so much more settled into who they are.

What a sweet book. I did feel genuinely frustrated that Harriet didn't JUST SAY THINGS, as a person who never learned how to fight either I can't really blame her. I liked the conversation of knowing and acknowledging that life grows and shifts you but so can relationships in your life grow and shift.  Top tier banter as per use with Emily Henry. 

This book was heart breaking, achy, and beautiful. Kristin Hannah books have a real habit of ripping me to shreds emotionally and in the end I just go thank you another please. I feel like I better understand a group of people I've honestly probably never thought much about and I leave this book a kinder, more empathetic person than I began.