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Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
Clues to describe this book: Work Emails, Crush, Best Friends, ‘90s Continue reading
Photo sourced from Amazon.com Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
Clues to describe this book: Work Emails, Crush, Best Friends, ‘90s Continue reading

The Identicals by Elin Hilderbrand
Clues to describe this book: Sibling Rivalry, Secrets, Island Hopping, Selfishness Continue reading

Before We Were Strangers by Renee Carlino
Clues to describe this book: Craigslist, Second chance at love, College sweethearts, New York Continue reading

Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell
Clues to describe this book: First Love, Misfits, Abuse, 80s Continue reading

Meet Me at Beachcomber Bay by Jill Mansell
Clues to describe this book: Love Triangles, Sisterhood, Secrets, Friendship Continue reading

This Could Change Everything by Jill Mansell
Clues to describe this book: romance, kindness from others, redemption, and friendship Continue reading

Love and Omissions by Neva Rae Bell
Clues to describe this book: Past Love, Loss, Law, Scavenger Hunts Continue reading

Match Made in Manhattan by Amanda Stauffer
Clues to describe this book: Stress of online dating, Awkward first dates, Friendship, New York Continue reading

Break Up Anniversary by Dawn Lanuza
Clues to describe this book: Friendship, New Love, Relapse Continue reading
The Hating Game by Sally Thorne
Clues to describe this book: Workplace, Alpha, Competition, Funny
Review: I was pleasantly surprised with how much I liked The Hating Game. This story is about two coworkers, Lucy and Josh, who supposedly get under each other’s skin and are competing for the same promotion. The narrative is told by Lucy the whole time. Both characters are extremely lovable, funny, and show a vulnerable side which is definitely relatable. The encounters between both characters are swoon worthy, witty, makes you feel giddy with excitement, and touching at times. The ending felt a bit abrupt for me, but overall it’s a fun beach read. If you’re a fan of romance novels, you definitely need to add this to your list!
Anything You Can Do by R.S. Grey
Clues to describe this book: Doctor’s Office, Rivalry, Hometown
Review: I really wanted to like Anything You Can Do because the storyline sounded good, but I ended up being sorely disappointed. I couldn’t stand how immature and unprofessional the main characters were in this book. Neither main character acts his/her age. Daisy comes off as super childish and self-absorbed while Lucas comes off as very passive. There were a couple of funny moments in the story, however, many of the encounters came off as awkward and forced. The chemistry between them was lackluster and very anti-climatic. Skip this book at all costs. It’s not worth a second of your time.