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Westerly Point #1
Neap & Spring
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Expected 7 Aug 26She ran to protect him. Now she has to stay to save him.
Callum Reid is about to lose everything he's built. Six months from foreclosure, the restaurant he's poured years into is slipping through his fingers.
So when his investors insist on bringing in a consultant, the last person he expects to walk through the door is the woman who disappeared on him five years ago. She hung up her own chef's coat for good, and now she's back to tell him how to run his kitchen. He let her in once. He's not about to make that mistake again.
Vivienne Lane never expected to end up here. Not in Westerly Point, not at this restaurant, and definitely not face to face with the man she's spent five years trying not to think about. But she's the best in the business, and she's not about to start failing now. Even if staying means facing exactly what she ran from.
The clock is ticking on the restaurant, and the only way to save it means sharing a kitchen. And it doesn't take long for the pull between them to become impossible to ignore again. Except now everything is on the line, a secret is still buried, and there's so much more to lose.
When the truth about why Vivienne left finally surfaces, Callum has to decide if he can risk loving a woman who might walk away again. And Vivienne has to decide if she's finally brave enough to stay. Can they survive a second chance, or will old wounds sink them both?
Callum Reid is about to lose everything he's built. Six months from foreclosure, the restaurant he's poured years into is slipping through his fingers.
So when his investors insist on bringing in a consultant, the last person he expects to walk through the door is the woman who disappeared on him five years ago. She hung up her own chef's coat for good, and now she's back to tell him how to run his kitchen. He let her in once. He's not about to make that mistake again.
Vivienne Lane never expected to end up here. Not in Westerly Point, not at this restaurant, and definitely not face to face with the man she's spent five years trying not to think about. But she's the best in the business, and she's not about to start failing now. Even if staying means facing exactly what she ran from.
The clock is ticking on the restaurant, and the only way to save it means sharing a kitchen. And it doesn't take long for the pull between them to become impossible to ignore again. Except now everything is on the line, a secret is still buried, and there's so much more to lose.
When the truth about why Vivienne left finally surfaces, Callum has to decide if he can risk loving a woman who might walk away again. And Vivienne has to decide if she's finally brave enough to stay. Can they survive a second chance, or will old wounds sink them both?
460 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication August 7, 2026
About the author
K.H. Jones
2 books8 followersK.H. Jones is an eternal romantic, devoted reader and lifelong storyteller who has been dreaming up characters and worlds for as long as she can remember.
Her books are small-town romances centered on messy, real people finding their way back to each other and to themselves.
She lives in the Midwest with her husband — who is every bit the reason she believes in love stories — and their two kids, who are her greatest inspiration and her biggest distraction.
When she’s not writing, you can find her chasing her kids, haunting farmers markets and thrift stores, or testing a new recipe that probably has too much garlic.
Her love stories are full of slow burns, messy hearts and happy endings. And she hopes they make you stay up a little too late finishing them.
Her books are small-town romances centered on messy, real people finding their way back to each other and to themselves.
She lives in the Midwest with her husband — who is every bit the reason she believes in love stories — and their two kids, who are her greatest inspiration and her biggest distraction.
When she’s not writing, you can find her chasing her kids, haunting farmers markets and thrift stores, or testing a new recipe that probably has too much garlic.
Her love stories are full of slow burns, messy hearts and happy endings. And she hopes they make you stay up a little too late finishing them.
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July 11, 2026
If a book makes me immediately start planning a trip, craving every meal, and wanting a cookbook inspired by it…it’s doing something right.
I’m still pinching myself that Neap & Spring was my very first ARC. Being trusted with an early copy was such an honor, and I’m so grateful I got to experience this story before release.
As a foodie, this book had me absolutely starving (seriously, don’t read it hungry). The coastal town of Westerly Point felt like somewhere I’d happily pack up and move tomorrow, and the atmosphere was pure comfort….like slipping into a perfectly worn sweater on a cool summer night.
If you love second chance romance, forced proximity, and stories where healing from trauma is handled with care and authenticity, I think you’ll really enjoy this one. The family dynamics, the restaurant’s backstory, and all of those beautifully messy dinner scenes made the characters feel incredibly real. And Cal and Vivi? Incredibly well written and they had this hopeless romantic feeling all the feels!
My only complaint is that I’m already desperate for the next book… but I’m not quite ready to leave Cal and Vivi behind.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I’m still pinching myself that Neap & Spring was my very first ARC. Being trusted with an early copy was such an honor, and I’m so grateful I got to experience this story before release.
As a foodie, this book had me absolutely starving (seriously, don’t read it hungry). The coastal town of Westerly Point felt like somewhere I’d happily pack up and move tomorrow, and the atmosphere was pure comfort….like slipping into a perfectly worn sweater on a cool summer night.
If you love second chance romance, forced proximity, and stories where healing from trauma is handled with care and authenticity, I think you’ll really enjoy this one. The family dynamics, the restaurant’s backstory, and all of those beautifully messy dinner scenes made the characters feel incredibly real. And Cal and Vivi? Incredibly well written and they had this hopeless romantic feeling all the feels!
My only complaint is that I’m already desperate for the next book… but I’m not quite ready to leave Cal and Vivi behind.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Review of advance copy received from Author
First, thank you to KH Jones for the opportunity to enjoy the first story in Westerly Point.
This story was absolutely precious and such an easy read, kept me engaged and wanting more.
This is really my first story that involves the interworkings of a kitchen and pairing it with a small town, it was so good. It put together my love of reading and love of shows like Chopped and others from the Food Network.
I loved the little hints of back to their days in culinary school. You really get the vibe of two of the best students competing for that top spot, but not in a petty way... they each make each other better and strive to continue to be the best. You can tell from the very beginning that Vivi is holding onto some trauma and is struggling to find a way to talk about it and work to move forward. It will always be a part of her story, but it's her turn to create a new path. Instead of cooking at high end restaurants, she is now a consultant, called in to help struggling restaurants turn themselves around.
As she arrives into town, she has a strong pull to the town as it somewhere she feels she knows. Once she reads her compiled report, she realizes it is the hometown of Callum and in fact, she's been called into save his restaurant.
Callum, a grumpy (and rightfully so once you understand his story) chef at Neap & Spring is not excited to find out that the love of his life has returned to save the day of his restaurant after she left him high and dry five years prior. With good friends by his side, he's encouraged to accept her help and quit being so angry about it. They both have trauma... but they're definitely still drawn to each other.
They slowly work on finding ways to trust each other again and work through their struggles, their road back to each other wasn't easy, but they really worked at it and in the end everything was welcomed and strongly earned.
If you enjoyed the family dynamic of Elsie Silver or Amy Daws, you will enjoy this story because Callum's family definitely gives the same vibes as these families in these stories.
If you enjoy an emotional second-chance romance in a small town, focused inside a restaurant with workplace tension, mutual pining and forced proximity, this is a story for you to enjoy.
TL:DR
⭐️ 4.5 (rounded up to 5)
💞 Second Chance Romance
🧑🍳 Workplace Romance (Restaurant Setting)
❤️🩹 Emotional trauma healing
❤️🔥 Slow Burn
🏠 Forced Proximity
🌊 Small Coastal Town
💔 No 3rd Act Breakup
🌶️ 1.5/5
This story was absolutely precious and such an easy read, kept me engaged and wanting more.
This is really my first story that involves the interworkings of a kitchen and pairing it with a small town, it was so good. It put together my love of reading and love of shows like Chopped and others from the Food Network.
I loved the little hints of back to their days in culinary school. You really get the vibe of two of the best students competing for that top spot, but not in a petty way... they each make each other better and strive to continue to be the best. You can tell from the very beginning that Vivi is holding onto some trauma and is struggling to find a way to talk about it and work to move forward. It will always be a part of her story, but it's her turn to create a new path. Instead of cooking at high end restaurants, she is now a consultant, called in to help struggling restaurants turn themselves around.
As she arrives into town, she has a strong pull to the town as it somewhere she feels she knows. Once she reads her compiled report, she realizes it is the hometown of Callum and in fact, she's been called into save his restaurant.
Callum, a grumpy (and rightfully so once you understand his story) chef at Neap & Spring is not excited to find out that the love of his life has returned to save the day of his restaurant after she left him high and dry five years prior. With good friends by his side, he's encouraged to accept her help and quit being so angry about it. They both have trauma... but they're definitely still drawn to each other.
They slowly work on finding ways to trust each other again and work through their struggles, their road back to each other wasn't easy, but they really worked at it and in the end everything was welcomed and strongly earned.
If you enjoyed the family dynamic of Elsie Silver or Amy Daws, you will enjoy this story because Callum's family definitely gives the same vibes as these families in these stories.
If you enjoy an emotional second-chance romance in a small town, focused inside a restaurant with workplace tension, mutual pining and forced proximity, this is a story for you to enjoy.
TL:DR
⭐️ 4.5 (rounded up to 5)
💞 Second Chance Romance
🧑🍳 Workplace Romance (Restaurant Setting)
❤️🩹 Emotional trauma healing
❤️🔥 Slow Burn
🏠 Forced Proximity
🌊 Small Coastal Town
💔 No 3rd Act Breakup
🌶️ 1.5/5
July 6, 2026
This eArc was received in exchange for my honest review!
2.75 stars, bumped to 3!
Neap & Spring isn’t doing anything particularly new in the romance genre, but sometimes a classic trope-y book with a somewhat predictable plot and a guaranteed happy ending is what a girl wants? But not this girl. Sadly, this was a miss for me. However, If you’re looking for a romance with a hot chef, something to turn your brain off to, and you don’t mind a slow pace and plot, this might work for you.
There’s a few things this book does well:
The side characters are unique, they feel clearly defined and somewhat fleshed out.
I loved the setting of Westerly Point. Who doesn’t love a coastal seaside?
The chemistry between the MCs… it’s there. (I don’t care if it’s cheesy, a “yes chef” will do it for me.)
The food! The fooood. Don’t read this book on an empty stomach, because it will make you hungry.
There were some really touching moments in this book. I loved the family dinners at Patrick’s house, and I thought the meaning behind Neap & Spring’s name was cool. It ties into Callum and Vivi’s story so well.
NOW. All that behind said… the downfalls of this book really negated what the author did well.
The main issue is this needs more editing, and it so much needs to be trimmed. Every little thing is detailed. The kitchen tile, the decorative pillows, the sunshine, every piece of food, every single thing. It doesn’t feel immersive, it makes the whole story drag. It feels like we spend so much time in the characters heads, every thought and observation, and often repeated. Then the thoughts are reiterated in conversations later on. Often, the dialogue would go on far too long, characters said so much without actually saying anything new at all. For example,
“Is it done?
Yeah, it’s done.
Send it.
Just like that?
Just like that.
Okay, I’m doing it.
Do it.
It’s done.
It’s done.
We did it.
We did it.”
I ended up skimming so much because of this, and yet, didn’t feel like I missed a thing.
The pacing felt off and the story dragged at first, then crammed so much into a somewhat rushed ending.
Also, personal preference here, but there was a weirdly a lot of exclamation points in dialogue?
Overall, the weakness outweighed the strengths on this one. I could see myself picking up a book by this author in a few years, with a tighter plot and pace and better editing. For now, not for me!
2.75 stars, bumped to 3!
Neap & Spring isn’t doing anything particularly new in the romance genre, but sometimes a classic trope-y book with a somewhat predictable plot and a guaranteed happy ending is what a girl wants? But not this girl. Sadly, this was a miss for me. However, If you’re looking for a romance with a hot chef, something to turn your brain off to, and you don’t mind a slow pace and plot, this might work for you.
There’s a few things this book does well:
The side characters are unique, they feel clearly defined and somewhat fleshed out.
I loved the setting of Westerly Point. Who doesn’t love a coastal seaside?
The chemistry between the MCs… it’s there. (I don’t care if it’s cheesy, a “yes chef” will do it for me.)
The food! The fooood. Don’t read this book on an empty stomach, because it will make you hungry.
There were some really touching moments in this book. I loved the family dinners at Patrick’s house, and I thought the meaning behind Neap & Spring’s name was cool. It ties into Callum and Vivi’s story so well.
NOW. All that behind said… the downfalls of this book really negated what the author did well.
The main issue is this needs more editing, and it so much needs to be trimmed. Every little thing is detailed. The kitchen tile, the decorative pillows, the sunshine, every piece of food, every single thing. It doesn’t feel immersive, it makes the whole story drag. It feels like we spend so much time in the characters heads, every thought and observation, and often repeated. Then the thoughts are reiterated in conversations later on. Often, the dialogue would go on far too long, characters said so much without actually saying anything new at all. For example,
“Is it done?
Yeah, it’s done.
Send it.
Just like that?
Just like that.
Okay, I’m doing it.
Do it.
It’s done.
It’s done.
We did it.
We did it.”
I ended up skimming so much because of this, and yet, didn’t feel like I missed a thing.
The pacing felt off and the story dragged at first, then crammed so much into a somewhat rushed ending.
Also, personal preference here, but there was a weirdly a lot of exclamation points in dialogue?
Overall, the weakness outweighed the strengths on this one. I could see myself picking up a book by this author in a few years, with a tighter plot and pace and better editing. For now, not for me!
Review of advance copy received from Author
As soon as I saw that this book was a second chance romance and forced proximity between a chef and a consultant, I knew I had to read it. The fact that were was also no third act breakup sealed the deal for me and boy am I glad I put in for a ARC because it was so good. If I had a choice I would have read this all in one day, but life got in the way and so I had to read it over the course of a few days.
I loved watching them first meet after 5 years apart and I loved that their story took some time and wasn’t rushed. I loved watching them regain their friendship and trust before they came together again in the end. Callum was so sweet and patient with Vivienne. He didn’t push her to tell him why she ghosted him or why she stopped being a chef. He just waited and was there for her when she needed him. He trusted her and told her what she missed in his life and was still patient with her. He helped her through panic attacks and she helped him with his restaurant. I love that even after all that time apart and what they both went through, they still cared and loved each other.
To see her start to heal with him and his small town was so beautiful. To see her start to make friends and really put down some roots after constantly moving for 5 years was so nice because she deserved it. To see her finally be ready to tell him what happened and for them to get together in the end with no secrets was so satisfying. It was such a beautiful read and I love that there was some spice, but not too much because a beautiful story like this didn’t need a lot of spice. It was a beautiful plot that wasn’t overshadowed by any physical stuff because words were enough.
This was definitely a great book and I can’t wait to read the next one which I have a really good idea on whose book it is. (Hint: 🐟) If you’ve read this book then you know exactly what I’m talking about. I also have a feeling that I know another future couple in this series and I can’t wait to see that blossom as well. Thank you K.H. Jones for this ARC and I hope to receive more in the future.
I loved watching them first meet after 5 years apart and I loved that their story took some time and wasn’t rushed. I loved watching them regain their friendship and trust before they came together again in the end. Callum was so sweet and patient with Vivienne. He didn’t push her to tell him why she ghosted him or why she stopped being a chef. He just waited and was there for her when she needed him. He trusted her and told her what she missed in his life and was still patient with her. He helped her through panic attacks and she helped him with his restaurant. I love that even after all that time apart and what they both went through, they still cared and loved each other.
To see her start to heal with him and his small town was so beautiful. To see her start to make friends and really put down some roots after constantly moving for 5 years was so nice because she deserved it. To see her finally be ready to tell him what happened and for them to get together in the end with no secrets was so satisfying. It was such a beautiful read and I love that there was some spice, but not too much because a beautiful story like this didn’t need a lot of spice. It was a beautiful plot that wasn’t overshadowed by any physical stuff because words were enough.
This was definitely a great book and I can’t wait to read the next one which I have a really good idea on whose book it is. (Hint: 🐟) If you’ve read this book then you know exactly what I’m talking about. I also have a feeling that I know another future couple in this series and I can’t wait to see that blossom as well. Thank you K.H. Jones for this ARC and I hope to receive more in the future.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I read 300 pages in one night. That should tell you everything 🥰 This cozy novel feels like Elsie Silver meets Katie Fforde with a side of ‘wait, why am I so hungry?’
From the very first page, food isn’t just background, it’s how these characters communicate, remember and love. The evocative writing pulled me in immediately. By page 30, Callum and Vivienne had reunited, and I was desperate to know what happened five years earlier! I really enjoyed the dual POV and I don’t think I’ve rooted for a romance hero quite as much as I did for Callum ☺️ I wanted them to find their way back to each other, but without knowing Vivienne’s side of the story, I genuinely wasn’t sure whether that was possible.
The small-town setting and its people are everything. Roman has me campaigning for his own book (I’m not getting chemistry or mystery from his love interest though, so I’m hoping her character develops further). Margo is a sweetheart, I think Beckett and Iris are definitely more than friends, and I have a feeling Wesley and Sloane won’t be able to avoid each other for long… 👀 Callum’s family give me Chestnut Springs vibes; brothers who bicker endlessly but would do anything for each other. For Vivienne, this small town shows her the importance of a found family.
The slow burn is delicious, with several moments seasoned with just a bit of spice. The business meeting had me begging for the spreadsheets to end (though the lack of underwear was slightly improbable 🤣) Then page 264?! Butter, which has been a recipe ingredient, a metaphor and a feeling, becomes the taste of their kiss. It’s a clever piece of symbolism that ties the entire story together.
With its comforting storyline, you know there’s a happy ending waiting somewhere, but the joy is in watching the characters earn it ☺️
Thank you to KH Jones for providing me with an Advance Reader Copy. All opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
From the very first page, food isn’t just background, it’s how these characters communicate, remember and love. The evocative writing pulled me in immediately. By page 30, Callum and Vivienne had reunited, and I was desperate to know what happened five years earlier! I really enjoyed the dual POV and I don’t think I’ve rooted for a romance hero quite as much as I did for Callum ☺️ I wanted them to find their way back to each other, but without knowing Vivienne’s side of the story, I genuinely wasn’t sure whether that was possible.
The small-town setting and its people are everything. Roman has me campaigning for his own book (I’m not getting chemistry or mystery from his love interest though, so I’m hoping her character develops further). Margo is a sweetheart, I think Beckett and Iris are definitely more than friends, and I have a feeling Wesley and Sloane won’t be able to avoid each other for long… 👀 Callum’s family give me Chestnut Springs vibes; brothers who bicker endlessly but would do anything for each other. For Vivienne, this small town shows her the importance of a found family.
The slow burn is delicious, with several moments seasoned with just a bit of spice. The business meeting had me begging for the spreadsheets to end (though the lack of underwear was slightly improbable 🤣) Then page 264?! Butter, which has been a recipe ingredient, a metaphor and a feeling, becomes the taste of their kiss. It’s a clever piece of symbolism that ties the entire story together.
With its comforting storyline, you know there’s a happy ending waiting somewhere, but the joy is in watching the characters earn it ☺️
Thank you to KH Jones for providing me with an Advance Reader Copy. All opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Can Callum (a chef) and Vivienne (a chef-turned-restaurant consultant) get past their complicated history to work together and save Neap & Spring, Callum’s restaurant in his beautiful coastal hometown of Westerly Point?
This forced-proximity, second-chance romance is the ideal summer read! The descriptions of beautiful Westerly Point made me want to jump in the car and drive up the coast, and the descriptions of the food made me hungry the whole time I was reading! (I don't eat seafood and by the end of the chapter, even I thought the crab dip sounded good...) In addition to Westerly Point, the book also takes the reader on a few flashbacks to Paris during Vivienne and Callum’s culinary school years.
Vivienne’s anxiety and trauma are sensitively portrayed. Additional serious topics are touched on (past abuse and past infidelity) and they are also handled thoughtfully as Vivienne and Callum get to know and trust each other again. I especially appreciated the little details Vivienne and Callum remembered about each other that showed the depth of their love, even early on. Each created a sense of safety for the other to open up so that their connection felt very natural.
Most of all, I loved the characters and can’t wait to return to Westerly Point for the rest of the series. I want to go to Sunday dinner at Callum's Dad's house. I want to know more of Margo’s story (and I want that cookie recipe!) And I want to be friends with Callum’s older brother who is so sweet he once grounded himself in solidarity with his brothers.
Thank you to K.H. Jones for the opportunity to be an ARC reader, and congratulations on a wonderful debut novel! I can’t wait for everyone to be able to read Neap & Spring on August 7th!
This forced-proximity, second-chance romance is the ideal summer read! The descriptions of beautiful Westerly Point made me want to jump in the car and drive up the coast, and the descriptions of the food made me hungry the whole time I was reading! (I don't eat seafood and by the end of the chapter, even I thought the crab dip sounded good...) In addition to Westerly Point, the book also takes the reader on a few flashbacks to Paris during Vivienne and Callum’s culinary school years.
Vivienne’s anxiety and trauma are sensitively portrayed. Additional serious topics are touched on (past abuse and past infidelity) and they are also handled thoughtfully as Vivienne and Callum get to know and trust each other again. I especially appreciated the little details Vivienne and Callum remembered about each other that showed the depth of their love, even early on. Each created a sense of safety for the other to open up so that their connection felt very natural.
Most of all, I loved the characters and can’t wait to return to Westerly Point for the rest of the series. I want to go to Sunday dinner at Callum's Dad's house. I want to know more of Margo’s story (and I want that cookie recipe!) And I want to be friends with Callum’s older brother who is so sweet he once grounded himself in solidarity with his brothers.
Thank you to K.H. Jones for the opportunity to be an ARC reader, and congratulations on a wonderful debut novel! I can’t wait for everyone to be able to read Neap & Spring on August 7th!
July 15, 2026
Thank you to NetGalley and the author for opportunity to read this early in exchange for an honest review.
I adore small town romances. Add in a coastal setting, especially in the summer, and you have me.
Vivi and Callum, my whole heart. We get a glimpse of them in culinary school, but almost the entirety of the book is present day, where they haven't spoken in five years. Vivi is the restaurant consultant sent to help save Callum's place.
I absolutely loved watching their relationship change and evolve over the course of the book. Vivi is clearly carrying some trauma and as much as Callum wants to know what is going on with her, he's so gentle and patient with her. Vivi was hard on herself in a way that was relatable and realistic, especially given what happened to her.
The restaurant setting was such a nice change of pace from what I usually get in small town romances and I enjoyed getting to read some of the intricacies of the kitchen. It felt natural and while it's sometimes easy to get lost in the weeds of a job (especially when they're trying to save a business), this was just enough to keep me interested without it feeling like it was too much.
I would've liked to have seen Vivi's journey just a little bit more at the end. The epilogue is a bit of a time jump, which I do appreciate, but for me, I would've liked just a little more on how she got from where she was at the end of the story to where she is at in the epilogue.
This is a series with four brothers and I will most definitely be coming back to Westerly Point for the next Reid brother to get his HEA.
I adore small town romances. Add in a coastal setting, especially in the summer, and you have me.
Vivi and Callum, my whole heart. We get a glimpse of them in culinary school, but almost the entirety of the book is present day, where they haven't spoken in five years. Vivi is the restaurant consultant sent to help save Callum's place.
I absolutely loved watching their relationship change and evolve over the course of the book. Vivi is clearly carrying some trauma and as much as Callum wants to know what is going on with her, he's so gentle and patient with her. Vivi was hard on herself in a way that was relatable and realistic, especially given what happened to her.
The restaurant setting was such a nice change of pace from what I usually get in small town romances and I enjoyed getting to read some of the intricacies of the kitchen. It felt natural and while it's sometimes easy to get lost in the weeds of a job (especially when they're trying to save a business), this was just enough to keep me interested without it feeling like it was too much.
I would've liked to have seen Vivi's journey just a little bit more at the end. The epilogue is a bit of a time jump, which I do appreciate, but for me, I would've liked just a little more on how she got from where she was at the end of the story to where she is at in the epilogue.
This is a series with four brothers and I will most definitely be coming back to Westerly Point for the next Reid brother to get his HEA.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
Overall, I really enjoyed reading this!
The setting was absolutely peak. Small costal town, restaurant on the beach, salt in the air.
The author did a great job at building tension between the main characters, Cal and Viv. The side characters also felt very fleshed out, and I look forward to reading future companion novels for said characters (looking at you, Wesley and Sloane 👀)
I did have a few gripes (maybe slight spoilers if you haven't read yet!):
But ultimately these things didn't majorly affect my enjoyment of the book. A very solid debut!
3.5, rounding up to 4 stars.
Thank you to NetGalley and the author for the eARC in exchange for an honest review!
The setting was absolutely peak. Small costal town, restaurant on the beach, salt in the air.
The author did a great job at building tension between the main characters, Cal and Viv. The side characters also felt very fleshed out, and I look forward to reading future companion novels for said characters (looking at you, Wesley and Sloane 👀)
I did have a few gripes (maybe slight spoilers if you haven't read yet!):
But ultimately these things didn't majorly affect my enjoyment of the book. A very solid debut!
3.5, rounding up to 4 stars.
Thank you to NetGalley and the author for the eARC in exchange for an honest review!
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Westerly Point is a lovely start to a heartwarming small-town romance series. The story follows Vivienne and Callum, who were once in love but went their separate ways after a painful misunderstanding. When they meet again years later, they must face the hurt they left behind and decide if they can give love another chance.
Watching Vivienne and Callum reconnect was one of the best parts of the story. Their feelings for each other never completely faded, and their journey of forgiveness, healing, and rebuilding trust felt genuine and emotional. Their chemistry made it easy to root for them from beginning to end.
The small-town setting is another highlight. Westerly Point feels cozy and welcoming. The book also introduces a few side characters whose stories are teased, making the rest of the series even more exciting.
Overall, this is a sweet and emotional romance about second chances, family, healing, and fresh beginnings. If you enjoy small-town romances with lovable characters and heartfelt relationships, this is a book worth adding to your reading list.
Thank you to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Watching Vivienne and Callum reconnect was one of the best parts of the story. Their feelings for each other never completely faded, and their journey of forgiveness, healing, and rebuilding trust felt genuine and emotional. Their chemistry made it easy to root for them from beginning to end.
The small-town setting is another highlight. Westerly Point feels cozy and welcoming. The book also introduces a few side characters whose stories are teased, making the rest of the series even more exciting.
Overall, this is a sweet and emotional romance about second chances, family, healing, and fresh beginnings. If you enjoy small-town romances with lovable characters and heartfelt relationships, this is a book worth adding to your reading list.
Thank you to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
❤️ Second Chance Romance
👨🍳 Chef Romance
🍽️ Restaurant Setting
💼 Workplace Romance
🤝 Forced Proximity
💔 Mutual Pining
🤐 Secrets & Past Betrayal
🔥 Slow-Burn Romance
❤️ Emotional Healing
🌊 Small-Town
This was such an emotional, beautifully written romance. The chemistry between the MC's ( Callum and Vivienne) never faded, even after five years apart, and every scene they shared was packed with unresolved feelings, longing, and heartbreak.
I loved the restaurant setting and the way saving the MC's (Callum) dream became intertwined with rebuilding their relationship. The slow unraveling of why the FMC left kept me invested, and when the truth finally came out, it added so much emotional weight to their journey.
Callum's hurt and reluctance to trust again felt completely understandable, while Vivienne's struggle with her past made her an easy character to empathize with. Their road back to each other wasn't easy, but it felt earned.
If you enjoy emotional second-chance romances with forced proximity, workplace tension, mutual pining, and plenty of heartfelt moments, this is one I definitely recommend.
I received this book as an eARC in exchange for my honest review.Thank you so much for the opportunity!
👨🍳 Chef Romance
🍽️ Restaurant Setting
💼 Workplace Romance
🤝 Forced Proximity
💔 Mutual Pining
🤐 Secrets & Past Betrayal
🔥 Slow-Burn Romance
❤️ Emotional Healing
🌊 Small-Town
This was such an emotional, beautifully written romance. The chemistry between the MC's ( Callum and Vivienne) never faded, even after five years apart, and every scene they shared was packed with unresolved feelings, longing, and heartbreak.
I loved the restaurant setting and the way saving the MC's (Callum) dream became intertwined with rebuilding their relationship. The slow unraveling of why the FMC left kept me invested, and when the truth finally came out, it added so much emotional weight to their journey.
Callum's hurt and reluctance to trust again felt completely understandable, while Vivienne's struggle with her past made her an easy character to empathize with. Their road back to each other wasn't easy, but it felt earned.
If you enjoy emotional second-chance romances with forced proximity, workplace tension, mutual pining, and plenty of heartfelt moments, this is one I definitely recommend.
I received this book as an eARC in exchange for my honest review.Thank you so much for the opportunity!
August 1, 2026
First of all, I would like to send the biggest shoutout to the author for letting me read an ARC of the book!!
Next, this book was good. On every level, it was good. It was a second chance romance and I understood why they broke up the first time as well as supporting them getting back together. I could really see the growth in both of them and the struggle it took to get them there and be able to build a relationship.
I loved the small town, how interconnected everyone was and how much support the MMC got from his family as well as being able to giggle and notice who else in the town would get a book later.
The FMC had some trauma to work through but it was written in a way that was accurate without making me feel like it was overwhelming for me as a reader. I felt the pain without being triggered by it, which was really nice.
It was also entertaining to see that Vivi accidentally made a ton of connections. She made friends and put down roots totally on accident in the town just by being herself, and seemed shocked by this (very relatable).
I really had no issues with the book, I think a lot of people would really enjoy it, I just didn’t think it had that specific spark that would make it five stars. It wasn’t a stay up until 2 am good, but still a delightful read!
Next, this book was good. On every level, it was good. It was a second chance romance and I understood why they broke up the first time as well as supporting them getting back together. I could really see the growth in both of them and the struggle it took to get them there and be able to build a relationship.
I loved the small town, how interconnected everyone was and how much support the MMC got from his family as well as being able to giggle and notice who else in the town would get a book later.
The FMC had some trauma to work through but it was written in a way that was accurate without making me feel like it was overwhelming for me as a reader. I felt the pain without being triggered by it, which was really nice.
It was also entertaining to see that Vivi accidentally made a ton of connections. She made friends and put down roots totally on accident in the town just by being herself, and seemed shocked by this (very relatable).
I really had no issues with the book, I think a lot of people would really enjoy it, I just didn’t think it had that specific spark that would make it five stars. It wasn’t a stay up until 2 am good, but still a delightful read!
July 14, 2026
✨This is a review of the eARC, provided to me by the author in exchange for my review✨
For a debut novel, this really captured my attention and kept me engaged. It’s a really, really strong start!
Both MCs are very like-able characters and their back story feels fleshed out and then completed. I enjoyed the side characters a lot too, though I feel like we could’ve seen a little bit more of these relationships as they bloomed. The pacing is very good through the first 85% of the book.
However, I felt like the FMCs solo arc really took a dive in the last 15% when it was what we worked the entire book to get. While I understand what happened to the FMC, the twist just… didn’t feel like enough for all that it caused, including her reasoning for ghosting the MMC.
Also I feel as if the dialogue became very repetitive in the last 15%, just regurgitating the MCs thoughts in a conversation that happens pretty much right after they have the thoughts.
Overall, I would absolutely read this book again and will keep an eye out for more from this author! Hoping to see more of Wesley soon 👀
For a debut novel, this really captured my attention and kept me engaged. It’s a really, really strong start!
Both MCs are very like-able characters and their back story feels fleshed out and then completed. I enjoyed the side characters a lot too, though I feel like we could’ve seen a little bit more of these relationships as they bloomed. The pacing is very good through the first 85% of the book.
However, I felt like the FMCs solo arc really took a dive in the last 15% when it was what we worked the entire book to get. While I understand what happened to the FMC, the twist just… didn’t feel like enough for all that it caused, including her reasoning for ghosting the MMC.
Also I feel as if the dialogue became very repetitive in the last 15%, just regurgitating the MCs thoughts in a conversation that happens pretty much right after they have the thoughts.
Overall, I would absolutely read this book again and will keep an eye out for more from this author! Hoping to see more of Wesley soon 👀
Review of advance copy received from Author
I’m a simple person: put a struggling restaurant, a woman who left five years ago, and a man who has every reason to be angry—and I am immediately invested.
Callum is fighting to keep his restaurant alive, while Vivienne walks back into his life as the consultant sent to tell him how to save it. Which is already a wildly inconvenient setup before you add the old feelings, the buried secret, and the fact that they have to share a kitchen. The tension practically sets the stove alarm off by itself.
I love a second-chance romance where getting back together feels risky rather than inevitable, and this has exactly that energy. There is pride, history, a ticking clock, and the deliciously terrible decision to put two people with unresolved feelings in close quarters. I am already expecting their chemistry to be more volatile than a reduction left unattended.
If you like romance with sharp edges, restaurant settings, forced proximity, and a little emotional hunger mixed in with the food, *Neap & Spring* is doing a very good job of getting on my TBR.
Callum is fighting to keep his restaurant alive, while Vivienne walks back into his life as the consultant sent to tell him how to save it. Which is already a wildly inconvenient setup before you add the old feelings, the buried secret, and the fact that they have to share a kitchen. The tension practically sets the stove alarm off by itself.
I love a second-chance romance where getting back together feels risky rather than inevitable, and this has exactly that energy. There is pride, history, a ticking clock, and the deliciously terrible decision to put two people with unresolved feelings in close quarters. I am already expecting their chemistry to be more volatile than a reduction left unattended.
If you like romance with sharp edges, restaurant settings, forced proximity, and a little emotional hunger mixed in with the food, *Neap & Spring* is doing a very good job of getting on my TBR.
July 22, 2026
I am so in love with this debut! This gave all the Bar Rescue vibes but make it a restaurant romance 🤭 After reading this I might need to put my husband in some chef whites for research purposes of course 🧐 I was hooked from the start, KH's writing style is very immersive and really helps you understand the characters emotions! The it's always been you trope strikes again 💗
The spicy scenes definitely were so well written and I love me a of praise! This story had duel timelines during portions of the book and helped give insight to what exactly happened to Cal and Vivienne during their years apart. I was so glad to see Vivienne get her spark back after years barely fanning the flame. I can't wait to see how the series progresses!
If you want a hot chef covered in tattoos who yearns like no other for his love of his life and a woman who is finding herself again and what she truly loves all while set in a cute Costal town... then this is the book for you my pretties 😈
Thank you KH Jones for the Arc and trusting me to read your book baby early!
booksta- _bookishbri_
The spicy scenes definitely were so well written and I love me a of praise! This story had duel timelines during portions of the book and helped give insight to what exactly happened to Cal and Vivienne during their years apart. I was so glad to see Vivienne get her spark back after years barely fanning the flame. I can't wait to see how the series progresses!
If you want a hot chef covered in tattoos who yearns like no other for his love of his life and a woman who is finding herself again and what she truly loves all while set in a cute Costal town... then this is the book for you my pretties 😈
Thank you KH Jones for the Arc and trusting me to read your book baby early!
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Review of advance copy received from Author
This book had my heart from the very first page.
Westerly Point is the kind of place you immediately want to pack up and move to, and K.H. Jones has created a world that feels so warm, welcoming, and full of life.
Callum and Vivienne's second-chance romance completely swept me away. I found myself rooting for them from beginning to end, hoping they could find their way back to each other. Their story is full of emotion, vulnerability, and all the reasons you fall in love with a romance novel.
One of my favourite parts of the book was Callum's family. Every character felt so authentic and full of heart, and they added so much warmth and humour to the story. I'm already so excited for the rest of the series and can't wait to read about the other brothers.
If you love second-chance romance, small-town settings, slow-burn chemistry, and unforgettable family dynamics, this one absolutely deserves a place on your TBR.
Westerly Point is the kind of place you immediately want to pack up and move to, and K.H. Jones has created a world that feels so warm, welcoming, and full of life.
Callum and Vivienne's second-chance romance completely swept me away. I found myself rooting for them from beginning to end, hoping they could find their way back to each other. Their story is full of emotion, vulnerability, and all the reasons you fall in love with a romance novel.
One of my favourite parts of the book was Callum's family. Every character felt so authentic and full of heart, and they added so much warmth and humour to the story. I'm already so excited for the rest of the series and can't wait to read about the other brothers.
If you love second-chance romance, small-town settings, slow-burn chemistry, and unforgettable family dynamics, this one absolutely deserves a place on your TBR.
July 29, 2026
This debut novel is so cute! i’m warning you now, it WILL make you extremely hungry. i always love reading about little coastal towns and it seems like the perfect summer read! the description of the buildings, the smells of the salty air, the description of the meals that were made are all so perfect. it really makes you feel immersed in the little town of Westerly Point.
Vivienne and Callum are the definition of right people wrong time. i think they both had to go through their hardships before they were able to be truly ready for each other. i also really loved all of the love and support from all of the side characters and everyone that surrounded them.
and the slow burn was burninggggg. once it gets there omg. it’s HOT. so if i were you i wouldn’t want to miss out. i really really liked this book and i will 100% recommend to everyone!
thank you so much K. H. Jones for the e-arc:)
Vivienne and Callum are the definition of right people wrong time. i think they both had to go through their hardships before they were able to be truly ready for each other. i also really loved all of the love and support from all of the side characters and everyone that surrounded them.
and the slow burn was burninggggg. once it gets there omg. it’s HOT. so if i were you i wouldn’t want to miss out. i really really liked this book and i will 100% recommend to everyone!
thank you so much K. H. Jones for the e-arc:)
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
So, first off this is a great first book - and I AM SO glad that the author will continue this series of Westerly Point.
Vivi and Cal trained at Le Cordon Bleu - and on graduation night they have sex- and Cal wants her to come with him - but Vivi -Vivi gets hurt, and cuts Cal out of her life.
Now she is a restaurant "saver" and back in Cal's life-
We have so much trauma between the two of them, and what happened in the intervening five years - but things work out :)
We have characters that really grow, found family, although Vivi has a wonderful family, found friendships, found town, we get a little bit about the side stories of the other people in town - :)
I can't wait to see what happens between Cal's brother and Sloane, the head of the fishing company in the next book!
Vivi and Cal trained at Le Cordon Bleu - and on graduation night they have sex- and Cal wants her to come with him - but Vivi -Vivi gets hurt, and cuts Cal out of her life.
Now she is a restaurant "saver" and back in Cal's life-
We have so much trauma between the two of them, and what happened in the intervening five years - but things work out :)
We have characters that really grow, found family, although Vivi has a wonderful family, found friendships, found town, we get a little bit about the side stories of the other people in town - :)
I can't wait to see what happens between Cal's brother and Sloane, the head of the fishing company in the next book!
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
This story is the perfect debut! It’s got a storyline that’s very unique and intriguing, and ends with a very happy ending. I had a great time reading it, and was hooked from the first few chapters. I love that there was angst, yearning, and second chance romance! I also really enjoyed that everyone was valid for their emotions. Cal was valid to feel hurt and angry that Vivi ghosted him randomly. And Vivi was valid for ghosting him, although a part of me does think she could’ve found a way to let him know about Voss without him ruining his character. I do wish there was a run in with Voss and he could get a taste of his own medicine. I love a little revenge but other than that, this story was an excellent and easy read! Definitely looking forward to future books in this series (I’m looking at you Sloane and Wesley).
Thank you to NetGalley for the arc!
Thank you to NetGalley for the arc!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 30, 2026
New book boyfriend alert! Meet Callum Reid! I absolutely fell in love with Neap & Spring. The book and the restaurant. By the end, I was mentally living in Westerly Point and craving Michelin star worthy scallops. The author does a phenomenal job painting the picture of the town and making you fall in love with all the people. I adore the entire Reid family, Vivienne and Frannie. Roman! 😂 maybe one of my favorite characters. The push and pull between Cal and Vivi, the slow burn, the giddy kicks, relatability of the characters, Mmc who is protective and patient, an ultimate book boyfriend, second chance. I devoured this book. I’m not ready to be done with Vivi and Cal, but I also can’t wait for Wesley’s story! I highly recommend reading this book and genuinely hope everyone loves it as much as I do!
Second chance
Forced proximity
Dual POV
Slow burn
Anxiety rep
Found family
Second chance
Forced proximity
Dual POV
Slow burn
Anxiety rep
Found family
July 16, 2026
Loved this one!
I laughed, smiled, and teared up.
The story is complete and the writing is flowy and transportive. I felt completely at home in Westerly Point and love these characters.
I know nothing of restaurant education, kitchens, or running a business but I have nothing to point fingers at. The food sounded amazing and the characters felt genuine and realistic.
The challenge in the story seemed huge, the relationship believably strained, and the love undeniably present. We got backstory, trauma resolution, realistic timelines, and no third act breakup.
I was served my meal in my cozy corner, ate it all and licked the plate.
Excited for book two!
Thank you to K.H. Jones, NetGalley, and Victory Editing NetGalley Co-op for the ARC!
I laughed, smiled, and teared up.
The story is complete and the writing is flowy and transportive. I felt completely at home in Westerly Point and love these characters.
I know nothing of restaurant education, kitchens, or running a business but I have nothing to point fingers at. The food sounded amazing and the characters felt genuine and realistic.
The challenge in the story seemed huge, the relationship believably strained, and the love undeniably present. We got backstory, trauma resolution, realistic timelines, and no third act breakup.
I was served my meal in my cozy corner, ate it all and licked the plate.
Excited for book two!
Thank you to K.H. Jones, NetGalley, and Victory Editing NetGalley Co-op for the ARC!
July 20, 2026
ARC REVIEW
What would happen if you walked away from the love of your life for five years? Vivienne, a restaurant consultant gets her newest assignment in a cute coastal town on the Pacific Coast. A wave of familiarity comes as she drives through the town and it hits her. Callum Reid, devilishly handsome, funny, and with a natural knack for cooking needs her in order to keep his restaurant afloat. In this coastal town they both deal with the cards they have been dealt and find their way to each other in the process.
With this amazing cast of characters and an amazing backdrop this is the perfect summer read that touches on love, family, and the idea of returning home. I absolutely loved this book! It made my heart glow and it felt like a warm hug. ❤️
What would happen if you walked away from the love of your life for five years? Vivienne, a restaurant consultant gets her newest assignment in a cute coastal town on the Pacific Coast. A wave of familiarity comes as she drives through the town and it hits her. Callum Reid, devilishly handsome, funny, and with a natural knack for cooking needs her in order to keep his restaurant afloat. In this coastal town they both deal with the cards they have been dealt and find their way to each other in the process.
With this amazing cast of characters and an amazing backdrop this is the perfect summer read that touches on love, family, and the idea of returning home. I absolutely loved this book! It made my heart glow and it felt like a warm hug. ❤️
Review of advance copy received from Author
Thank you so much to K H Jones for the ARC copy of this book! This book makes you want to drop everything and run away to a small coastal town!
I really liked this book! Small town, second chance romance, workplace romance, plus a hot chef with tattoos 👀 I’m hooked. The forced-proximity worked really well, I wanted to know their history as soon as Vivian walked into the restaurant, but I’m glad we had to wait felt like a slow burn moment for us readers. The family scenes both real and found family were really sweet.
I wish that the main conflict issue wasn’t resolved as quickly as it was. But overall a really enjoyable summer read!
Look forward to seeing what comes next for Westerly Point🩵
I really liked this book! Small town, second chance romance, workplace romance, plus a hot chef with tattoos 👀 I’m hooked. The forced-proximity worked really well, I wanted to know their history as soon as Vivian walked into the restaurant, but I’m glad we had to wait felt like a slow burn moment for us readers. The family scenes both real and found family were really sweet.
I wish that the main conflict issue wasn’t resolved as quickly as it was. But overall a really enjoyable summer read!
Look forward to seeing what comes next for Westerly Point🩵
July 28, 2026
Neap & Spring by K.H. Jones was such an enjoyable read! I was hooked almost immediately and ended up finishing it in less than 24 hours because I couldn’t put it down. The characters felt authentic, their relationships were engaging, and the story had a great balance of emotion, humor, and heart that kept me turning the pages.
K.H. Jones created a story that was easy to get lost in, and I found myself thinking about the characters even after I finished. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for a heartfelt, character-driven read.
Thank you to K.H. Jones and NetGalley for providing me with an advanced reader copy in exchange for my honest review. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to read this wonderful book before its release!
K.H. Jones created a story that was easy to get lost in, and I found myself thinking about the characters even after I finished. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for a heartfelt, character-driven read.
Thank you to K.H. Jones and NetGalley for providing me with an advanced reader copy in exchange for my honest review. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to read this wonderful book before its release!
Review of advance copy received from Author
ARC READER- NO SPOILERS
Engaging, moving, motivational, educational
This story truly captured the small coastal town vibes🥹 Jones found a way to weave the real experience of being a woman in a male dominated field and the way that impacts every part of your life. Not to mention, I really felt like she did her research and the cooking scenes came to life for me. She told a beautiful love story about showing up for someone no matter how heavy it gets, found family, and not letting anyone take away the things that give you light. The characters were brought to life and Westerly Point felt like a real setting that I was living in. I enjoyed every moment of Callum and Vivienne’s story🩷
Engaging, moving, motivational, educational
This story truly captured the small coastal town vibes🥹 Jones found a way to weave the real experience of being a woman in a male dominated field and the way that impacts every part of your life. Not to mention, I really felt like she did her research and the cooking scenes came to life for me. She told a beautiful love story about showing up for someone no matter how heavy it gets, found family, and not letting anyone take away the things that give you light. The characters were brought to life and Westerly Point felt like a real setting that I was living in. I enjoyed every moment of Callum and Vivienne’s story🩷
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
I received a free ARC of Neap & Spring and leave this review voluntarily.
Neap & Spring did such an amazing job building up the tension between the character and within them. It felt like things could snap at any moment. I love the mystery behind the character's motivation and intrapersonal trauma, even as you have flashback scenes. Nothing is given away until . Everything is so flushed out that you become absorbed into their world. At approximately 450 pages, it is on the long side for a contemporary romance, but every one of those pages is critical to the overall story. On top of that, it doesn't FEEL long. I highly recommend Neap & Spring!
Neap & Spring did such an amazing job building up the tension between the character and within them. It felt like things could snap at any moment. I love the mystery behind the character's motivation and intrapersonal trauma, even as you have flashback scenes. Nothing is given away until . Everything is so flushed out that you become absorbed into their world. At approximately 450 pages, it is on the long side for a contemporary romance, but every one of those pages is critical to the overall story. On top of that, it doesn't FEEL long. I highly recommend Neap & Spring!
Review of advance copy received from Author
I am so blessed that I got to read an ARC copy of “Neap & Spring”!
This book was one that I couldn’t put down until it was over! Thankfully it’s a series so I’ll see more of these character.
K.H. Jones did amazing!! So excited to read book 2! I don’t want to give any spoilers other than what she shared! I love that Callum is so hesitate to let her help, but is forced in the beginning because he has no other choice.
This book was one that I couldn’t put down until it was over! Thankfully it’s a series so I’ll see more of these character.
K.H. Jones did amazing!! So excited to read book 2! I don’t want to give any spoilers other than what she shared! I love that Callum is so hesitate to let her help, but is forced in the beginning because he has no other choice.
July 8, 2026
REVIEW OF ADVANCED RELEASED COPY PROVIDED BY NETGALLEY
4.5/5
I really really enjoyed this book. I loved the individual and joint journeys of the main characters and how through their joint story you got to know the other characters well.
I liked the second chance romance and forced proximity and how they cautiously and carefully explored their connection as the book progressed.
I will definitely be reading the rest of the series, for sure!
4.5/5
I really really enjoyed this book. I loved the individual and joint journeys of the main characters and how through their joint story you got to know the other characters well.
I liked the second chance romance and forced proximity and how they cautiously and carefully explored their connection as the book progressed.
I will definitely be reading the rest of the series, for sure!
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
Slow pace at first and the plot is a little slow but let’s just say the romance and banter made up for it 100% the MMC is absolutely to die for the way he interacted with the FMC in a way saying “you’re mine no one else’s” yes please! This book will also make you very hungry I was non stop snacking and I’m hoping for a cookbook inspired book from this because I know I’d purchase in two shakes of a dogs tail ! Thank you for the opportunity to read early I absolutely loved it
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
ARC REVIEW! (Thanks NETGALLEY!)
Eh this was fine, nothing earth shattering just a plain ‘ol second chance romance, sprinkle in a little “The Bear” fanfic.
Callums issues seemed a little more dire than Vivians but hers were treated more mysteriously. When she finally spits out why she can’t cook anymore, I’m sorry it was pretty underwhelming. You’re gonna tell me Callum had a fiancée and never had sex with her?!? No wonder she left…
Eh this was fine, nothing earth shattering just a plain ‘ol second chance romance, sprinkle in a little “The Bear” fanfic.
Callums issues seemed a little more dire than Vivians but hers were treated more mysteriously. When she finally spits out why she can’t cook anymore, I’m sorry it was pretty underwhelming. You’re gonna tell me Callum had a fiancée and never had sex with her?!? No wonder she left…
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Such a good romance story! I can literally feel the emotions from the characters. The author truly poured her heart out, writing this story. We had some flashbacks, humorous moments, and just moments where they were living in the present. I LOVE this story so much!
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