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For fans of Sorry, Bro and I Kissed a Girl comes a relatable and quirky sapphic romance. Lizzie lives, breathes, and sleeps the gym. Not only has she worked her way up from towel girl to front desk manager, but she spends every free moment trying to beat her latest PR. She dreams of a day in which she can open her own gym. Sketching out plans on stray napkins and sheets of paper. So when her best friend and gym owner’s son James ropes her into being his plus one to his elusive sister’s wedding she spots her chance to get closer to her dream.
However, once arriving to the wedding she drunkenly corners her bosses, ruining her one chance at a promotion she desperately needs. And once she accidentally talks the bride Cara out of the wedding, she knows she is in too deep. The problem is now Cara, who also happens to be the hottest person Lizzie has ever seen in her life is living with James and is hellbent on fixing everyone else’s love lives. So when James asks Lizzie to romantically babysit Cara just until she’s off his back she agrees. I mean what are best friends for and it’s not like Cara would ever actually fall for her. But as the feelings become stronger and the secrets grow deeper Lizzie finds herself stuck in a heavy lift without a spotter.

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Thank you to NetGalley and Avon and Harper Voyager for sending this eARC for review consideration. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Review:
Something Like Possible meets She Gets the Girl in this sun soaked summer YA. Andrea is finally ready to have the best summer of her life now that she’s fully recovered from her cerebral palsy surgery. And she’s got the whole thing planned out. Including Drew Barrymore movie marathons, art shows, and even skinny dipping. Between her perfectly crafted bucket list and her ride-or-die crew of besties, there’s nothing that could possibly stop her from having the summer of her dreams. Except maybe the fact that she’s in love with her best friend.
So when the most popular guy in school asks Andrea out it seems like the perfect distraction. I mean there’s no way Hailee could love her back, right? Until dating the golden boy turns out to be more trouble than it’s worth. And to top it off her ex-best friend Olivia has been secretly talking to her mom. What could that be about? Is Andrea’s summer of laughs transforming into a summer of secrets or will she be able to confront her feelings before the start of the new school year?

Thank you to NetGalley and Levine Querido for sending this eARC for review consideration. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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