4 ⭐️ 3.5 🌶️
📖 Enemies to lovers
📖 Mental health rep
📖 He falls first
📖 Small town
📖 Found family
This book had all the feels for me - I was laughing, swooning, annoyed, and totally emotionally invested. There is a wonderful balance of story, sweet and spice.
He's a literature professor who is looking to renovate and re-open the local bookstore that his grandfather used to own, and she's a tattoo artist who runs the tattoo shop next door.
Their first interaction doesn't go well, and neither do the few thereafter, but, the chemistry and attraction is felt by both, and it takes them both by surprise. There are hilarious moments, and great banter. The side characters are well written, and add so much more to the story.
Wren (FMC) is sassy, strong, and a bad ass, and lost both her parents at a very young age, and has struggled with panic attacks since, while trying to deal with the grief and pain of the loss.
She appears happy and in charge of her life, but deep down, still struggles.
There are minor grammatical errors in the book, but this doesn't distract from core story, and the way that Wren and Brooks work through their baggage.
Loved this story, and will definitely be reading more from this author.