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Harvest After Dark: Fall Hard: Spicy Autumn Rom-Coms
I did not build a scarecrow in Clark Calder’s image.
So what if it has his broad shoulders, his smug expression, and the flannel he lent me the night we almost kissed? It’s a coincidence—and one I could’ve survived if my meddling best friend hadn’t entered us both in Bellwether’s Harvest Date Raffle.
Now Clark and I have one night of apple bobbing, sweetheart photos, haunted hayrides, and forced romantic fun to ignore twelve months of unfinished business.
Unfortunately, Clark is done pretending he doesn’t want me.
And after things get very spicy in the cider shed, I’m done settling for a man who only chooses me when no one is looking.
A laugh-out-loud, high-heat fall rom-com featuring a brother’s best friend, mutual pining, small-town meddling, competitive flirting, and a hero who finally breaks all his rules.
So what if it has his broad shoulders, his smug expression, and the flannel he lent me the night we almost kissed? It’s a coincidence—and one I could’ve survived if my meddling best friend hadn’t entered us both in Bellwether’s Harvest Date Raffle.
Now Clark and I have one night of apple bobbing, sweetheart photos, haunted hayrides, and forced romantic fun to ignore twelve months of unfinished business.
Unfortunately, Clark is done pretending he doesn’t want me.
And after things get very spicy in the cider shed, I’m done settling for a man who only chooses me when no one is looking.
A laugh-out-loud, high-heat fall rom-com featuring a brother’s best friend, mutual pining, small-town meddling, competitive flirting, and a hero who finally breaks all his rules.
178 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 18, 2026
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September 6, 2026
DNF at 44%
I wanted to love this so badly. The premise sounded like exactly what I was looking for: a spicy fall rom-com with a small town, harvest festivities, haunted hayrides, flannel, apple cider, and plenty of autumn atmosphere.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get past the writing.
The dialogue felt incredibly awkward and disjointed. Conversations seemed to jump from one line to the next without enough context, emotion, or natural transitions, and I regularly found myself wondering what the characters were even talking about. There was technically dialogue on the page, but very little of it felt like an actual conversation between two people.
The prose also had a very rough, Wattpad/first-draft feeling to me. There were plenty of potentially good moments, but they moved by so quickly and with so little emotional buildup that nothing really landed.
I also made it to 44% without the main characters even kissing, which wouldn't bother me in a good slow burn—but I wasn't feeling enough chemistry or tension to make the wait enjoyable. For a book marketed as a “high-heat fall rom-com,” I expected a lot more buildup by nearly the halfway point.
Eventually I realized I was paying more attention to the writing than the story, and that's usually my sign to stop.
The fall vibes and premise were exactly what I wanted. I just wish the execution had worked for me.
The cider shed may eventually get spicy, but unfortunately I will never know. 🍎🫡
DNF at 44% — 2 stars based on what I read.
I wanted to love this so badly. The premise sounded like exactly what I was looking for: a spicy fall rom-com with a small town, harvest festivities, haunted hayrides, flannel, apple cider, and plenty of autumn atmosphere.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get past the writing.
The dialogue felt incredibly awkward and disjointed. Conversations seemed to jump from one line to the next without enough context, emotion, or natural transitions, and I regularly found myself wondering what the characters were even talking about. There was technically dialogue on the page, but very little of it felt like an actual conversation between two people.
The prose also had a very rough, Wattpad/first-draft feeling to me. There were plenty of potentially good moments, but they moved by so quickly and with so little emotional buildup that nothing really landed.
I also made it to 44% without the main characters even kissing, which wouldn't bother me in a good slow burn—but I wasn't feeling enough chemistry or tension to make the wait enjoyable. For a book marketed as a “high-heat fall rom-com,” I expected a lot more buildup by nearly the halfway point.
Eventually I realized I was paying more attention to the writing than the story, and that's usually my sign to stop.
The fall vibes and premise were exactly what I wanted. I just wish the execution had worked for me.
The cider shed may eventually get spicy, but unfortunately I will never know. 🍎🫡
DNF at 44% — 2 stars based on what I read.
August 22, 2026
ARC read: Great quick fall read! I loved the banter between the characters. Piper is such a strong personality and I love it. Clark takes a hot minute but finally figures his crap out. The spice is just right! Great book!
November 9, 2026
No lie, Piper and Clark are their own worst enemies when it comes to relationshipping. And their communication skills are abysmal until they finally get out of their own way. Both of them. They're just a messssss.
Anywho. An almost-kiss the year before is the start of things. Then it all goes downhill when neither of them make any effort to discuss said almost-kiss. Now the town (spearheaded by Piper's BFF) is ganging up on them and forcing them to spend time together. To be fair, the town's pushing almost tears the two apart, too. So, you know, you win some, you lose some.
A purloined flannel, a brother who is an utter bonehead, a town-sponsored date night at the festival, a man who is NOT good at putting himself out there, and a lady who needs to get out of her own way. Oh, and an ex who isn't horrible, but who also isn't great. Because no one likes to be the one settled for.
-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal
Anywho. An almost-kiss the year before is the start of things. Then it all goes downhill when neither of them make any effort to discuss said almost-kiss. Now the town (spearheaded by Piper's BFF) is ganging up on them and forcing them to spend time together. To be fair, the town's pushing almost tears the two apart, too. So, you know, you win some, you lose some.
A purloined flannel, a brother who is an utter bonehead, a town-sponsored date night at the festival, a man who is NOT good at putting himself out there, and a lady who needs to get out of her own way. Oh, and an ex who isn't horrible, but who also isn't great. Because no one likes to be the one settled for.
-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal
September 29, 2026
Cute fall read
October 1, 2026
📚✨ I am happily providing an ARC review of an ebook provided by the author. This review reflects my honest thoughts and opinions after reading the book. Receiving an advance copy did not influence my review, and all opinions expressed are my own. ✨📚
Rarely do I find myself laughing out loud while reading, but the banter between these two main characters was so beautifully written that I was laughing from the third sentence right until the very end!
Most of the story takes place at a fall fair, and once again, the author’s descriptive writing pulled me right into the setting. I could almost smell the fried food, hear the noise of the rides and the laughter of children, and feel the crispness of the autumn air. This book actually made me want to find a small-town fair of my own!
The story has that familiar “brother’s best friend falls for the younger sister” trope. We all know how that usually ends, right? But I guarantee you won’t guess all the twists and turns these two encounter along the way.
I absolutely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a fun, romantic read with great chemistry, hilarious banter, and plent of surprises. If you’re looking for a book that will make you laugh while you fall in love with the characters, this one is definitely worth picking up!
Rarely do I find myself laughing out loud while reading, but the banter between these two main characters was so beautifully written that I was laughing from the third sentence right until the very end!
Most of the story takes place at a fall fair, and once again, the author’s descriptive writing pulled me right into the setting. I could almost smell the fried food, hear the noise of the rides and the laughter of children, and feel the crispness of the autumn air. This book actually made me want to find a small-town fair of my own!
The story has that familiar “brother’s best friend falls for the younger sister” trope. We all know how that usually ends, right? But I guarantee you won’t guess all the twists and turns these two encounter along the way.
I absolutely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a fun, romantic read with great chemistry, hilarious banter, and plent of surprises. If you’re looking for a book that will make you laugh while you fall in love with the characters, this one is definitely worth picking up!
November 5, 2026
This felt like an episode of Gilmore Girls and I mean that in the best way. The dialog was witty, I was laughing out loud. A quick and easy read.
🍁 small town romance
🍁 brothers best friend
🍁 fall festival
🍁 miscommunication
🍁 open door spice
🍁 witty / banter
🍁 emotionally constipated contractor
A not so well orchestrated set up turns into a hilarious evening fall fun and falling for each other with a few bumps along the way.
4 ⭐️ I loved this book all the way through.. well, until the end. After they leave the festival the logistics of what’s happening seem to get messy. I found myself asking “how did they get here” and reading back to see if I missed something, I did not. Also if we’re going to reference a # of times something happened let’s make it correct because some of us have itchy brains that count. It wasn’t her 3rd it was her 5th 🤣
2.5🌶️ the spice was good but it does take a while to get there. The scenes were short but descriptive. And I mean, location location location 🤣🍎🧃
0🖤 this was a contemporary romance no dark undertones here.
0🎧 the kindle+ did have audio which I started and quickly realized it was virtual voice and immediately turned that shit off. The book gets my stars, virtual voice gets the boot 🥾
🍁 small town romance
🍁 brothers best friend
🍁 fall festival
🍁 miscommunication
🍁 open door spice
🍁 witty / banter
🍁 emotionally constipated contractor
A not so well orchestrated set up turns into a hilarious evening fall fun and falling for each other with a few bumps along the way.
4 ⭐️ I loved this book all the way through.. well, until the end. After they leave the festival the logistics of what’s happening seem to get messy. I found myself asking “how did they get here” and reading back to see if I missed something, I did not. Also if we’re going to reference a # of times something happened let’s make it correct because some of us have itchy brains that count. It wasn’t her 3rd it was her 5th 🤣
2.5🌶️ the spice was good but it does take a while to get there. The scenes were short but descriptive. And I mean, location location location 🤣🍎🧃
0🖤 this was a contemporary romance no dark undertones here.
0🎧 the kindle+ did have audio which I started and quickly realized it was virtual voice and immediately turned that shit off. The book gets my stars, virtual voice gets the boot 🥾
August 23, 2026
Harvest After Dark was such a fun, quick, and entertaining small-town romance with ALL the cozy fall and Hallmark vibes! 🍂🎃 This book had plenty of humor, tension, and chemistry that kept me entertained from beginning to end.
The chemistry and flirting between Piper and Clark were so much fun! Their banter and the way they were constantly competing against each other had me laughing throughout. I loved all the mutual pining between these two, and seeing them finally give in to their feelings was so satisfying. And yes… there’s definitely enough spice to keep things interesting! 🌶️💋
The autumn atmosphere and harvest festival setting made this such a perfect seasonal read. I loved the cozy small-town feel, the meddling best friend, and all the funny moments along the way.
If you’re looking for a fun, cozy, spicy fall read, definitely add this one to your fall TBR! 🍎🍂
I absolutely recommend giving Harvest After Dark a read! 💕📖
Thank you to Kit Winterlyn for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.
The chemistry and flirting between Piper and Clark were so much fun! Their banter and the way they were constantly competing against each other had me laughing throughout. I loved all the mutual pining between these two, and seeing them finally give in to their feelings was so satisfying. And yes… there’s definitely enough spice to keep things interesting! 🌶️💋
The autumn atmosphere and harvest festival setting made this such a perfect seasonal read. I loved the cozy small-town feel, the meddling best friend, and all the funny moments along the way.
If you’re looking for a fun, cozy, spicy fall read, definitely add this one to your fall TBR! 🍎🍂
I absolutely recommend giving Harvest After Dark a read! 💕📖
Thank you to Kit Winterlyn for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.
November 13, 2026
I needed a cutesy feel good palette cleanser between a crappy read and let’s just say this wasn’t it.
The characters are all emotionally immature. It’s meant to be a rom-com but the entire book I kept cringing over the emotional immaturity. The dialogue was not it.
The book takes place over 1 afternoon. Pip is in charge of an entire event but somehow finds time to run away twice with Clark and also have drama between them, not to mention he can’t do anything right. There is immature drama with her brother AND she finds time to play a carnival dating game.
The girl can do it all in just a few hours.
Not to mention everyone is way more invested in grown people’s business than they should be. I found it awkward.
Quick read sure. Annoyed AF that I read it. Yes.
I know people enjoy a good quick cheesy novella maybe it’s just not my thing. Not yucking your yum.
I was just thoroughly annoyed by the emotional immaturity and dialogue. They battled the same problem the entire time and it became redundant.
1.5 ⭐️’s
The characters are all emotionally immature. It’s meant to be a rom-com but the entire book I kept cringing over the emotional immaturity. The dialogue was not it.
The book takes place over 1 afternoon. Pip is in charge of an entire event but somehow finds time to run away twice with Clark and also have drama between them, not to mention he can’t do anything right. There is immature drama with her brother AND she finds time to play a carnival dating game.
The girl can do it all in just a few hours.
Not to mention everyone is way more invested in grown people’s business than they should be. I found it awkward.
Quick read sure. Annoyed AF that I read it. Yes.
I know people enjoy a good quick cheesy novella maybe it’s just not my thing. Not yucking your yum.
I was just thoroughly annoyed by the emotional immaturity and dialogue. They battled the same problem the entire time and it became redundant.
1.5 ⭐️’s
August 27, 2026
If you are looking for the ultimate cozy season read, Harvest After Dark by Kit Winterlyn is an absolute must. It is the perfect Fall romcom, packed with crisp autumn vibes, undeniable tension, and a slow burn that will keep you completely hooked.
The chemistry between Pip and Clark is electric. From the moment they share the page, the mouthwatering romantic and sexual pull between them builds up to absolute perfection. Winterlyn expertly lets that heat simmer throughout the story before bringing all the hot fall fire in an incredibly satisfying finale.
I also listened to the audiobook, which earns a strong 4 out of 5 stars. The narration carries the tone and cozy fall atmosphere well, though my only real critique is that I would have loved a dual-narration style to hear both male and female voices bring Pip and Clark to life.
Overall, it’s a fiery, sweet, and seasonal romance that delivers everything you want from a fall read. Highly recommended!
The chemistry between Pip and Clark is electric. From the moment they share the page, the mouthwatering romantic and sexual pull between them builds up to absolute perfection. Winterlyn expertly lets that heat simmer throughout the story before bringing all the hot fall fire in an incredibly satisfying finale.
I also listened to the audiobook, which earns a strong 4 out of 5 stars. The narration carries the tone and cozy fall atmosphere well, though my only real critique is that I would have loved a dual-narration style to hear both male and female voices bring Pip and Clark to life.
Overall, it’s a fiery, sweet, and seasonal romance that delivers everything you want from a fall read. Highly recommended!
September 3, 2026
“I can promise that if you want me, I’m yours. Publicly, privately. Tomorrow. All of it.”
Clark Calder has officially become my fall book boyfriend, and I never expected him to have such a grip on me from bobbing for apples and a haunted hayride. 😩😩😩
“Harvest After Dark” is such a fun and easy read, and I found myself sprinting through it. It brings readers to a small town harvest festival, and through Piper and Clark’s banter, I found myself a part of the group. I cheered for Piper standing up for herself, wanted to fight Mason for being a total dudebro, and wanted to be best friends with June. We won’t talk about what I want Clark Calder to do to me in an apple cider shed. 🫣
Kit Winterlyn writes in a way that feels like you are reading a conversation with the girlies on a fall day, I was just missing a maple latte for myself. Definitely recommend, and I am so excited to read “Haunt me Properly” ❤️❤️❤️
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ (those two scenes were IMMACULATE)
Clark Calder has officially become my fall book boyfriend, and I never expected him to have such a grip on me from bobbing for apples and a haunted hayride. 😩😩😩
“Harvest After Dark” is such a fun and easy read, and I found myself sprinting through it. It brings readers to a small town harvest festival, and through Piper and Clark’s banter, I found myself a part of the group. I cheered for Piper standing up for herself, wanted to fight Mason for being a total dudebro, and wanted to be best friends with June. We won’t talk about what I want Clark Calder to do to me in an apple cider shed. 🫣
Kit Winterlyn writes in a way that feels like you are reading a conversation with the girlies on a fall day, I was just missing a maple latte for myself. Definitely recommend, and I am so excited to read “Haunt me Properly” ❤️❤️❤️
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ (those two scenes were IMMACULATE)
October 23, 2026
Harvest After Dark was a fun and very spicy autumn romance filled with mutual pining, competitive flirting, small-town chaos, and one unforgettable scarecrow.
I really enjoyed Piper’s humor and the way she refused to accept anything less than being chosen openly. Clark could be frustrating with all his caution and overthinking, but I loved watching him finally understand that Piper did not need him to protect her from her own choices.
June, Dottie, the Harvest Date Raffle, and the repeatedly undressed scarecrow added so many funny moments. Piper and Clark had great chemistry, but readers should know that the intimate scenes are extremely explicit and take up a significant part of the second half.
Underneath all the humor and heat, this was also a sweet story about honesty, vulnerability and choosing someone even when that choice changes everything. It ends with a complete and satisfying happy ending, so it works perfectly as a standalone.
I really enjoyed Piper’s humor and the way she refused to accept anything less than being chosen openly. Clark could be frustrating with all his caution and overthinking, but I loved watching him finally understand that Piper did not need him to protect her from her own choices.
June, Dottie, the Harvest Date Raffle, and the repeatedly undressed scarecrow added so many funny moments. Piper and Clark had great chemistry, but readers should know that the intimate scenes are extremely explicit and take up a significant part of the second half.
Underneath all the humor and heat, this was also a sweet story about honesty, vulnerability and choosing someone even when that choice changes everything. It ends with a complete and satisfying happy ending, so it works perfectly as a standalone.
September 1, 2026
ARC reader here!
This was a very cute, cozy quick read that definitely nails the fall Hallmark vibes, and the apple cider was indeed spiced! (w/o cloves, iykyk)
Piper and Clark have good chemistry, lots of fun banter. The other characters we meet feel at home in a hallmark-esque setting. On the note of other characters, everyone needs a June and Dottie in their lives.
There are quite a few times when reading that I actually laughed out loud, Kit has nailed the rom-com vibe in this!
Over all: A fun read with a little spice, some fun meddling, lots of fun banter, and a judgy looking scarecrow, all rolled into a cute hallmark after dark rom-com package!
This was a very cute, cozy quick read that definitely nails the fall Hallmark vibes, and the apple cider was indeed spiced! (w/o cloves, iykyk)
Piper and Clark have good chemistry, lots of fun banter. The other characters we meet feel at home in a hallmark-esque setting. On the note of other characters, everyone needs a June and Dottie in their lives.
There are quite a few times when reading that I actually laughed out loud, Kit has nailed the rom-com vibe in this!
Over all: A fun read with a little spice, some fun meddling, lots of fun banter, and a judgy looking scarecrow, all rolled into a cute hallmark after dark rom-com package!
September 23, 2026
2.5⭐️
Piper is in charge of the Bellwether Annual Harvest Festival. Clark is Piper’s brother’s best friend and has been in love with Piper for years. After her name was forged to be in the Harvest Date Raffle, she’s forced to do fall activities with Clark, whom for the past year she’s been crushing on.
I feel like the scenes moved so quickly with no build up. As well as there was no build up at all, or any emotion to any of the characters sentences.
I did enjoy some of the banter between the characters, but it did seem like several responses were cut short and weren’t filled with emotion.
I do love all the fun fall activities!
Piper is in charge of the Bellwether Annual Harvest Festival. Clark is Piper’s brother’s best friend and has been in love with Piper for years. After her name was forged to be in the Harvest Date Raffle, she’s forced to do fall activities with Clark, whom for the past year she’s been crushing on.
I feel like the scenes moved so quickly with no build up. As well as there was no build up at all, or any emotion to any of the characters sentences.
I did enjoy some of the banter between the characters, but it did seem like several responses were cut short and weren’t filled with emotion.
I do love all the fun fall activities!
November 4, 2026
Nothing says small-town romance like a harvest festival, a dating raffle, and an entire town that desperately needs to mind its own business.
Piper and Clark have years of unresolved feelings, plenty of chemistry, and apparently a shared allergy to straightforward communication. The banter was fun, the fall festivities were great, and the cider shed definitely wasn't being used for cider. Unfortunately, the same argument kept coming back like a relative who doesn't know when to leave Thanksgiving dinner.
A cute, spicy fall read that could've used fewer misunderstandings and a few more functioning brain cells.
Piper and Clark have years of unresolved feelings, plenty of chemistry, and apparently a shared allergy to straightforward communication. The banter was fun, the fall festivities were great, and the cider shed definitely wasn't being used for cider. Unfortunately, the same argument kept coming back like a relative who doesn't know when to leave Thanksgiving dinner.
A cute, spicy fall read that could've used fewer misunderstandings and a few more functioning brain cells.
September 9, 2026
This was such a fun, quick fall read! I loved Piper and Clark together, especially after they spent an entire year pretending their almost-kiss never happened while clearly still having feelings for each other.
The Harvest Date Raffle was such a cute setup, and between the scarecrow Piper definitely didn’t make to look like Clark , apple bobbing, haunted hayrides, and all the small-town meddling, this had all the cozy fall vibes. Add in brother’s best friend, mutual pining, and plenty of spice, and this was such an easy read to fly through.
The Harvest Date Raffle was such a cute setup, and between the scarecrow Piper definitely didn’t make to look like Clark , apple bobbing, haunted hayrides, and all the small-town meddling, this had all the cozy fall vibes. Add in brother’s best friend, mutual pining, and plenty of spice, and this was such an easy read to fly through.
October 26, 2026
This could be sweet, cozy and just the right amount of spice for a quick read, and the writing has real potential. But the dialogue is trying too hard to be quippy and clever, and while some of it is witty, so much of it genuinely doesn't make sense. At all. Or is repetitive. And it's like 92% dialogue. Truly. There isn't even much to distinguish who is speaking because it's just straight back and forth dialogue. It was the outline but she forgot to fill in all the gaps. This feels like it was written by a teenager, but if she revisits it later in life and rewrites it, it'll be so cute.
November 6, 2026
Rating 2/5 Stars ⭐️ ⭐️
This book was okay I was intrigued by the fall festival aspect but it didn’t quite hit the mark for me. The banter/dialog between characters was not my thing and I thought the main character overreacted to things a bit and in come cases it felt like the same scene was happening again. I love a nice fall romance and this with advertised as spicy and I wouldn’t say it was “spicy”. Overall a quick read that was entertaining enough just some rough dialog.
This book was okay I was intrigued by the fall festival aspect but it didn’t quite hit the mark for me. The banter/dialog between characters was not my thing and I thought the main character overreacted to things a bit and in come cases it felt like the same scene was happening again. I love a nice fall romance and this with advertised as spicy and I wouldn’t say it was “spicy”. Overall a quick read that was entertaining enough just some rough dialog.
August 28, 2026
ARC read !
This is such a cozy fall read! Just the right amount of spice and banter.
Piper knows what she wants and goes for it. Clark on the other hand takes a few minutes to figure it out but he gets there.
Mason, Piper’s brother / Clark’s best friend, but himself in the middle of their story.
Can you guess what he did ?
This is such a cozy fall read! Just the right amount of spice and banter.
Piper knows what she wants and goes for it. Clark on the other hand takes a few minutes to figure it out but he gets there.
Mason, Piper’s brother / Clark’s best friend, but himself in the middle of their story.
Can you guess what he did ?
September 6, 2026
It was cute and fall-y… there was too much dialog. Not enough story. It was a very quick ready for me. Their fall out really happened to fast within the one evening. Maybe starting the book when they were kids.. then going to the carnival the first year and jumping to present day with more detail would set things up better. It was a spicy fall tom com and a solid 3 star.
September 9, 2026
A fun and cozy fall read. Def giving Hallmark vibes, but with a bit more heat. It was a short read, easy to finish in one afternoon and easy to put down and come back to. Lots of cute moments, meddling townspeople, and just the right amount of small-town charm. A cute, low-stress read that was perfect for a cozy fall afternoon.
September 25, 2026
3.5. Quick read. It could have very well been a 5 star read but the further I got into it the less I liked Piper. The banter started off cute but quickly got redundant and almost confusing to follow when extra people got thrown in. At the end I almost didn’t want the two main characters to get together lol. But cute for fall I suppose.
September 29, 2026
This was a short and sweet spicy book. Still struggled with the virtual voice narrator, but it was one of the better ones I’ve listened to. The brother’s best friend love story was perfect for this time of year and definitely something that has happened somewhere around the world. Such a great palette cleanser.
October 18, 2026
I loved the premise of this book but the constant back and forth in this book drove me a bit bonkers. Also, even as somebody who loves banter in books, I felt like the banter was a bit much. I would’ve liked to have seen the main characters have a real conversation or two without having any banter back and forth.
October 28, 2026
I wanted to fall for this one, but it didn’t quite hit the mark. 🍂🎃 The autumn vibes drew me in, but I needed more from the romance to feel invested. I was hoping for a connection that would have me rooting for the couple, and this one just didn’t give me that feeling.
A little seasonal charm, but not a new fall favorite. 🍁
A little seasonal charm, but not a new fall favorite. 🍁
November 12, 2026
Not a huge fan. Parts were good but then the FMC got seriously annoying at the end, her arguments just made no sense and she contradicted herself like every sentence. Also some of the scenes were very repetitive like some of the dialogue was almost word for word identical I thought my kindle glitched out
November 13, 2026
I wanted to like this because I'm all about cozy fall vibes but this just missed the mark for me. For people pushing thirty years old, I felt the dialogue was very immature, and definitely wouldn't happen for people of that age. The main female character kept getting mad at the same thing. And it was really a stupid thing to be mad at. Drama for the sake of drama.
September 2, 2026
ARC read. The story of Pip and Clark is a quick and entertaining read. The banter between them is unmatched.
I loved the fall festival vibe and the planning that went into creating it.
Clark is reserved and left Pip hanging but he is here to make it right.
It’s a great little read.
I loved the fall festival vibe and the planning that went into creating it.
Clark is reserved and left Pip hanging but he is here to make it right.
It’s a great little read.
September 10, 2026
This book was so funny. The banter was amazing I laughed so hard. It was a cute storyline and I always love a well written brother’s best friend romance. Honestly her best friend June was probably my favorite character the sass and humor I loved it.
September 27, 2026
Advanced Reader Copy Review
This was a cute fall read. Perfect for grabbing a cup of cider & falling in love with the characters. For sure add it to your TBR if you’re looking for a cozy fall romcom!
This was a cute fall read. Perfect for grabbing a cup of cider & falling in love with the characters. For sure add it to your TBR if you’re looking for a cozy fall romcom!
September 28, 2026
same
The basis for the story is good, but the back-and-forth at the end is exhausting. I think I skipped a fourth of the book or more. Just because it was the same scene as before but worded differently.
The basis for the story is good, but the back-and-forth at the end is exhausting. I think I skipped a fourth of the book or more. Just because it was the same scene as before but worded differently.
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