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All Your Dreams

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Published August 19, 2026

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K.H. Anastasia

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K.H. Anastasia started writing contemporary romance as a creative escape, crafting relatable characters she’d love to call friends. With a background in environmental engineering, she now spends her days tackling real-life problems and her nights dreaming up love stories that feel just as real.

When she’s not writing, you can find her spending time with her loved ones, watching sunsets, or curating playlists for every mood—all things that inspire her stories filled with love, laughter, and the beauty of everyday life.

Born and raised in Helsinki, K.H. Anastasia lived in the U.S. and the U.K. before returning to Finland, where she now resides with her husband.

Her debut novel, All Your Tomorrows, was published in 2022, marking the beginning of her author journey.

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Profile Image for Jenna Lundberg.
422 reviews4 followers
September 1, 2026
🌿❤️ She Didn't Need Fixing, She Needed to Be Seen ❤️🌿
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 Stars | 🌶️🌶️ 2 Chili Peppers

Some books come along at exactly the moment you need them, and All Your Dreams was one of those books for me. ❤️

Peyton is in the middle of divorcing her cheating husband, watching the life she thought she'd have fall apart, and dealing with the heartbreaking reality of endometriosis and infertility. Needing a fresh start, she packs up her old Impala and heads east without much of a plan.

Meanwhile, Ollie's life has changed practically overnight. His sister has left town, leaving her infant daughter, Tilly, in his care. Suddenly the man accustomed to long hours at his auto body shop, partying, and only being responsible for himself is someone's full-time guardian.

He desperately needs a nanny.

Peyton desperately needs a new beginning.

What could possibly happen when she moves in? 🤭

I absolutely loved Peyton and Ollie together.

Their relationship develops through all those little moments that make a slow burn SO good. They notice things about each other. They remember the tiny details. Peyton teases Ollie every chance she gets. Ollie becomes increasingly smitten with basically everything Peyton does. There are touches that linger a second too long, vulnerable conversations, quiet acts of care, and so many wonderfully domestic moments with Tilly.

Before they even realize what's happening, these three start feeling like a little family. 🥹

And Ollie?

GREEN FLAG. 💚

I loved watching him step into his role as Tilly's guardian. His entire life changes, and while he certainly doesn't have everything figured out, his love for that little girl is never in question.

But I especially loved the way he treats Peyton.

Peyton has spent so much of her life putting other people first and making herself smaller to fit what someone else needed her to be. Ollie doesn't ask her to shrink.

He gives her room to be herself.

He listens. He remembers. He supports her. He lets her feel what she needs to feel without judgment. He doesn't treat her pain like something he needs to magically fix.

He simply loves the woman standing in front of him.

That meant so much to me.

And this is where the book became incredibly personal.

As someone who understands the realities of living with endometriosis and struggling with infertility, Peyton's story hit me in a way I wasn't prepared for.

There is a particular kind of loneliness that can come with endometriosis. The physical pain is only part of it. There can also be grief, frustration, isolation, and the feeling that people who haven't experienced it don't fully understand how deeply it can affect your life.

K.H. Anastasia made me feel seen.

Peyton's experiences weren't treated like a convenient plot point that disappeared once romance entered her life. Her pain and feelings were allowed to exist alongside love, happiness, friendship, and hope.

I appreciated that more than I can adequately explain. ❤️

And I loved that Peyton's journey wasn't about someone coming along and fixing everything for her.

It was about healing.

Setting boundaries.

Learning who she is outside a relationship that hurt her.

Allowing other people to care for her.

Realizing she doesn't have to earn the right to acknowledge her pain.

And understanding that the right people won't require her to make herself smaller for their comfort.

The found family was another HUGE highlight.

Ollie's friendships and brotherhood brought so much warmth to the story, especially with the heavier themes involving addiction, abandonment, foster care, and complicated family relationships. I loved watching everyone surround Ollie, Peyton, and Tilly with support.

And everyone competing for Tilly's affection was adorable. 😂❤️

There are definitely some heartbreaking moments tucked inside this sweet romance. One later development involving the family absolutely got to me, and I found myself tearing up while reading.

But that's part of what I loved about this story.

It's cute and romantic without pretending life is always easy.

It's about people carrying real wounds and learning that healing doesn't necessarily mean those wounds never hurt again. Sometimes it means finding people who will sit beside you when they do.

At its heart, All Your Dreams is about new beginnings and discovering that your life changing doesn't mean your chance at happiness disappeared with the future you originally imagined.

Sometimes your dreams change.

Sometimes you change.

And sometimes the family, love, and life you never planned for become something incredibly beautiful. 🥹❤️

Peyton, Ollie, and little Tilly completely won me over. The slow burn, domestic moments, emotional vulnerability, found family, and incredibly meaningful representation made this such a special read.

This might just be my favorite K.H. Anastasia book yet, and now I absolutely need to go back and read the earlier books too!

Thank you to K.H. Anastasia for the gifted advanced reader copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Profile Image for Holly Schwartz.
951 reviews40 followers
August 10, 2026
This kind feels like the end of an era is the best way 🥹 the end of this series was so worth the wait! I’m so glad Kiira took her time with this, did what she needed to do to get it right, bc THIS is perfect. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, but I’ve been such a fan of Kiira’s for so long and I have truly loved every second. Her books have so much love and care written into them. I know how much work she puts into them, how much she LOVES her characters and their stories - clearly since it took her a minute to get this one done. And again, it was so worth the wait! And I thiiiiiiiink this one might just be my favorite!?

Ollie and Peyton were perfect. Absolutely perfect. They were gentle and so sweet so such a good match. Everything about Ollie and Peyton and Tilly made my heart ACHE with how perfect they were. They both had things they were still working through from their distant and not so distant pasts. Peyton did so much self reflection and growing and changing, and it showed in now she approached her relationship with Ollie. And he was also going through a HUGE life change, taking in Tilly unexpectedly, but he dove in head first, but never thought twice about it. To then see them take on everything?! Together!? Absolute perfection!

Seeing the characters from the other books and how far they’ve come now that the series is over felt so GOOD! Everyone’s happy, and together! And still learning how to be there for each other but endlessly supportive! One of my favorite parts was how smitten Jax was with Tilly 😭

I love a sweet epilogue this was everything I could shed hoped for a more!!

This is the end of THIS series but there’s so much more to come from this universe and I am so EXCITED!

Thank you so much to KH Anastasia for the ARC in exchange for an honest review! I am forever grateful to get to be here!!
Profile Image for Hanna.
284 reviews
August 30, 2026
ARC review.

I’m afraid I won’t do this book justice with my ramblings, but please, please read this one — and the rest of the series, too! (I myself haven’t read the second book yet 🙈.) K.H. Anastasia’s Redwood Lane series comes to a conclusion with All Your Dreams, which can also be read as a standalone. And honestly, I absolutely loved the main characters in this one.

I listened to the Spotify playlist while commuting to and from work, and it made the whole reading experience even more fun. The beginning had me grinning like an idiot, and I knew pretty quickly that I was going to enjoy this book.

One thing I really appreciate in books is when they bring attention to illnesses or other things that people might not immediately see or understand. This one hit especially close to home for me because I’ve also been diagnosed with endometriosis. Seeing it represented in a story meant a lot.

And then there are Ollie and Peyton. ❤️

Ollie’s hobby. I CAN’T. 😂 I absolutely loved this about him. Then there’s the whole situation where he’s forced to take care of his sister’s baby, and watching him navigate all of that was such a big part of what made me love his character. I also really appreciated the way therapy and his childhood/upbringing were woven into his story. I did wonder a little about how quickly he became attached to Tilly, but I can also see how his past might explain that.

And Peyton. A people pleaser — or should I say, a recovering people pleaser? I could relate to her in more ways than one. The douchebag ex and the emotional abuse were painful to read about, but I really liked seeing Peyton find her way forward from all of that.

And then…

THE GREAT CERAMICS COMPETITION (kind of) IS MENTIONED.

AND PEYTON STUDIED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION.

Like… WTF. 😂😂

If you know, you know.

Overall, this was such a lovely, emotional and heartwarming conclusion to the series. I loved the characters, appreciated the representation, and had a genuinely great time reading it. Definitely one I’d recommend — and now I really need to go back and read book two!
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81 reviews9 followers
August 13, 2026
✨ All Your Dreams ✨

• Arc-review

Happiest release day to All Your Dreams! 🫶🏼 and also, Kiira, congrats on finishing your debut series! 🙌🏼💛

”Trust me with all your dreams. Trust that I keep them safe. I’ll spend the rest of my life making sure loving me never means giving any of them up.”

Blurb:

“Trust me with all your dreams.

Ollie’s life turns upside down when his sister skips town and leaves her infant daughter in his care. Gone are the days of working late at his auto body shop and spending his time off partying and dating. He needs help and has no idea where to find it.

Across the country, Peyton is stuck in a rut. It doesn’t help that her soon-to-be ex-husband is dating her college roommate and expecting the baby she couldn’t have. Tired of wallowing, she packs her life into her old Impala and drives east with no plan beyond escape… until her path collides with Ollie’s.

He’s a sudden guardian in desperate need of childcare for his niece. She’s looking for a fresh start. Ollie makes Peyton an offer she can’t refuse: a temporary live-in nannying position. What he doesn’t expect is to be entirely captivated by the creative, resilient woman. Too bad he can’t fall for the nanny… or can he?”

Ever since I met Ollie in previous books, he instantly became my favorite. Ollie and Peyton were made for each other, their chemistry was so good right from the first page. They were so gentle, understanding and supportive to each other, they are perfect 🥹 Found family is one of my fav things ever and I knew from previous books that the found family in this book would be top tier ✨

This book is about finding yourself. The story has endo rep and handles such heavy themes as infertility. There are also quite a few other heavy themes appearing in this book so reading the authors note beforehand is adviced.

This book was a beautiful story that made me emotional multiple times 🥹 I’ve read almost every book from Kiira just this year and I can only recommend them all! 🙌🏼

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5⭐️)

“That’s not how the brain works. You don’t need to earn trauma for it to affect you.”
Profile Image for Megan Gunning.
37 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
August 14, 2026
This was a really cute book. I enjoyed reading it. I really liked the main characters. They were easy to like. I even found myself tearing up at one point while reading.

This book does a really good job of portraying the reality of having endometriosis and infertility. It also does a good job of portraying what it's like to recover from an abusive relationship and the strain addiction puts on a family.

All Your Dreams is an open door romance (there is smut) about healing your wounds and finding yourself. It's about learning to set boundaries when you have spent your life putting others first. This book is about how you can be yourself when you find the right person; how you can stop shrinking yourself to fit into a box for someone else's comfort. I definitely recommend reading it and I think it will help a lot of women heal.

Personal note: I have stage 4 endometriosis and struggle with infertility as a result. I was really struggling prior to reading this book. I had just started my period AGAIN and I was in so much pain emotionally and physically. This book made me feel seen in a world where I have been invisible. Most people don't understand the reality of having endometriosis. They don't understand the uphill battle women with endometriosis struggle with everyday. They don't understand how lonely it can feel to be a woman struggling with a body that won't give her what she wants most and what her body was built to do; a pregnancy. It means the world to me that an author cared enough to write a book with a FMC struggling with endometriosis and infertility. Thank you for this book.
134 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
August 7, 2026
This might be my favorite book yet by the author! And of course, the first two books in the series are definitely going on my TBR!!

The story started with Peyton on her way to NYC for a new beginning, and just in time for Ollie to urgently need a nanny for his niece, Tilly. Fast forward to Peyton showing up at her employer's house, and their meet and greet was... let's just say, not boring. 🤭

And then chaos ensues (in the best way possible). The co-living arrangement, them noticing little things about each other, them remembering things about each other, them being so domestic together, them loving Tilly unconditionally, the touches that linger a second too long, Peyton teasing Ollie every chance she gets, Ollie being absolutely smitten with whatever Peyton does, them being vulnerable with each other (!!!!!), them supporting and caring for each other... IT WAS AN EMOTIONAL RIDE! I had a good cry throughout.

The found family aspect was also so well written. Nothing makes my heart fuller than seeing such strong friendships and brotherhood. I absolutely loved all the side characters too! My heart hurt for each of them, but knowing they have their forever people by their side was so comforting!!!! I seriously want more from this universe. I'm so excited to read Jax and Eli's books!
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991 reviews22 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
August 8, 2026
Oh gosh this book had me all up in my feels from the get go. All Your Dreams was such a beautiful, emotional story and it was so bittersweet to wrap up the Redwood Lane series.

There was a line in this book that slapped me right in the face and burrowed down into my heart. It was two sentences but I felt the impact soul deep.

"That's not how the brain works. You don't need to earn trauma for it to affect you."

The relationship between Ollie, Peyton and Tilly was so adorable. Ollie was such a green flag MMC. He loved Tilly almost instantly, let Peyton feel her feelings without judgement, he loved his blood and found family, and he wasn’t afraid to show his emotions.

There was a scene towards the end that damn near broke me. The realisation of betrayal was gutting, and I just wanted to cuddle everyone involved.

I love a found family and Ollie’s one was great. It was fun seeing cameos from other books. I especially loved seeing them fighting over who was Tilly’s favourite haha. Seeing the way Jax was with her was my personal fave tbh.

The ending was bittersweet. It was a great story full of emotional growth, and it was sweet to see how all the family got their HEA but I’m definitely going to miss this series. Thankfully I’m obsessed with anything Kiira writes so I know I’ll love the next release!
Profile Image for Destiney Ellerman.
124 reviews
August 15, 2026
So so good. 🥹

Thank you Kiira for this ARC, all opinions are my own.

Kiira has a knack for writing insanely emotional and angsty stories that bring me to tears and this one was no different. I loved the endo rep in this book, from start to finish it was written so well and was insanely relatable which made it that much more enjoyable to read. We don't talk enough about the struggles women go through when it comes to endometriosis, pregnancy and infertility and this story was a beautiful example of facing those struggles head on ad not letting it control your life. I loved both the MC's in this story, they are both so great, and the found family element of it all. Aside from the endo rep there are some hard topics discussed such as child abandonment (not by either MC but someone close to the MMC), foster care system (MMC and siblings grew up in FC and talk about it a bit), as well as drug addiction and struggles stemming from that (again neither MC but side character), all scenes were written with such obvious care but they were definitely heartbreaking to read at times. I haven't read the earlier stories in this series but after reading this book I will definitely be going back to read them all.

I will say many parts of this story had me in tears but the acknowledgments did it for me. Thank you friend for including me in them and for your friendship being one of the greatest joys to come from creating my booksta. Keep writing the stories that break peoples hearts and puts the back together all at once. 💕
Profile Image for Paige.
232 reviews
August 12, 2026
GOD I LOVE THIS BOOK.
This is a book SO GOOD, you will want a physical trophy copy if you read on Ebook.
GREEN FLAG COUPLE, these two were so so so perfectly paired and healthy for one another, it was kismet. Both characters are extremely easy to love, they're the most sweetest and kindest couple who you cannot help but root for, hard.
The baby was adorable and hilariously a little bit of a c0ckbl0ck sometimes. I am a really big fan of the morals and message of this book and it had such healing vibes while still having that gorgeous chemistry and heart.
I can only give my personal opinion as someone with Endometriosis, this has such beautifully well written representation with the inclusion of what the condition is realistically like, the flare ups and the dynamic nature of endo 💛
Highly recommend!

Tropes:
🎨 Sudden guardianship/ parenthood
🚘 She’s his niece’s nanny
🎨 Baby as a side character
🚘 She leaves everything behind for a fresh start
🎨 Auto body shop owner hero
🚘 Endometriosis rep
🎨 Friends like family
🚘 She’s in the middle of getting divorced from her cheating ex
🎨 Open door slow burn

Thank you sooo much to K. H. Anastasia for this gorgeous arc ✨
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567 reviews1 follower
August 24, 2026
⭐️ 3.5

Thank you so much to the author for the ARC, in exchange for an honest review.

I discovered this author earlier this year, and even I remember really enjoying her writing and knowing I wanted to pick up more from her. So when I found out I was getting an ARC, I was so excited.

And by giving this book 3.5 stars does not mean I had a bad time with this book. I actually really enjoyed it, but there are just a few things that bothered me, but overall Ollie and Peyton were just so cute and I really loved their single guardian/nanny dynamic and just watching them slowly become a family was so cute.

One thing K.H. Anastasia does incredibly well is writing characters who actually I can totally relate to.

My biggest issue with this book was the pacing. For me personally, the book felt a little slow, and there were moments where I was just getting really bored and I wanted things to happen sooner.

So while this wasn’t necessarily a new favorite for me, I still had a good time reading it.
Profile Image for ☆Laura☆.
6,157 reviews66 followers
Review of advance copy
August 7, 2026
Peyton huye después de descubrir la traición de las dos personas en quienes más confiaba, su esposo y su mejor amiga. Sin un plan claro y con el corazón hecho pedazos, deja todo atrás¿ para empezar de cero. Un trabajo como niñera parece la oportunidad perfecta para poder tener claridad y ver que es lo que sigue, aunque jamás imaginó que también tendría que convivir con un hombre que carga con sus propios problemas.

Ollie nunca pensó que de un día para otro, tendría que hacerse responsable de su pequeña sobrina. Cuidar de un bebé mientras mantiene a flote su negocio es un desafío para el que no está preparado, así que aceptar la ayuda de Peyton parece la única opción.

Convivir bajo el mismo techo no será sencillo cuando los dos intentan sanar. Mientras aprenden a enfrentar un futuro que no se parece a nada a lo que imaginaban, descubrirán que juntos pueden enfrentar cualquier cosa.

Gracias por el ARC.
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50 reviews2 followers
August 17, 2026
♾️⭐️

When the title is mentioned in the book 🥹 Ollie and Peyton really made their dreams come true.

Throughout the book I was trying to hold my back my tears 😭 one road trip to Brooklyn lead her to the man of her dreams (yeah I know I sound cheesy 🫠)

Ollie and Peyton were just perfection, their chemistry, their communication: Ollie listened, made her feel wanted, supported her, pushed her to be her better self and made sure she was happy, they not only put each other first but Tilly was their centre and the one holding them together— baby girl was the highlight of this book 🙂‍↕️

One trope that stood out for me was found family. A group of friends who started off as strangers now became one big family, regardless if they were blood related or not, during those tough times they were there for each other.

Thank you KH Anastasia for this ARC, this is a 6⭐️ read.
All Your Dreams is out August 19 🩵
Profile Image for Saija [sniinis].
5 reviews
August 18, 2026
Review of an advance copy received from the author

This is a really sweet read full of emotions. It had me feeling all the feels and cheering for the main characters.

All Your Dreams is a story of Peyton and Ollie, who find themselves in a hard crossroad in life. Peyton is moving her life across a whole country after her former life falls apart and Ollie is forced to change his life after unexpected events. They find each other in the middle of all this and make the best of it.

I really liked how they gave space to each other to grow and helped, when help was needed. Ollie is truly a consent king! I loved how the dialogue showed both of them noticing and caring for each other and how hard topics weren’t sweeped under the carpet. And I really loved how Ollies feelings were represented on page and validated throughout the story.

Best moments: first encounter when Peyton arrives, getting some Mexican food and whenever Tilly stole the show!

All Your Dreams is out August 19 2026.
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481 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
August 12, 2026
4.5 stars. All Your Dreams is another gem from K.H. Anastasia! See author’s note at the beginning of the book for content warnings.

This is my first non-hockey book from Kiira and it was so beautifully written! From the first page, Ollie and Peyton’s chemistry is off the charts. They are both so supportive of each other. I especially love how Ollie encourages Peyton to rediscover her love of art and painting.

I absolutely loved this take on the single guardian/nanny trope! This story deals with several heavy tropics, Peyton’s endometriosis being one of them, and it’s a beautiful celebration of the family she builds with Ollie and Tilly.

I can’t not talk about the side characters too! Rose, Eli, Soph, Jax, and Haisley are the ultimate found family for Ollie and Peyton. Haisley especially has been one of my favorite characters in the K.H. Anastasia universe and although her appearance here is small, I loved everything about it. She’s the ultimate best friend for Peyton, Soph, and Rose.

Thank you Kiira for the eARC and for having me on your ARC team! I’m excited to go back and read the other Redwood Lane books soon!
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490 reviews7 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
August 17, 2026
K.H. Anastasia’s new novel, All Your Dreams, brings the Redwood Lane trilogy to an end - and oh, what an end it is! This series takes you to the streets of Brooklyn and the way it is written makes it easy to picture yourself walking on the streets of Brooklyn with the characters of the novel.

But as vivid and wonderful as the setting of the novel is, and as skilled a writer as Kiira is in setting the scene, what really shines through is the dialogue, and the banter, and the characters. I cried, I ached, I laughed and smiled and yearned, and I was completely swept off my feet by Ollie and Peyton and their wonderful story. 💚

"Don't forget to breathe, handsome. Life's good."
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169 reviews2 followers
August 19, 2026
This was such a heart warming read filled with plenty of healing, both emotional and personal growth, and re-discovery of oneself.

So many important topics are covered from betrayal and abandonment, to medical conditions. I love when representation surrounding woman struggles such as endometriosis are brought up, because it can go unseen and misunderstood when so many women live through this. This book effectively shows how family does not need to be blood-related, but also through found family and even adoption.

This is the perfect read if you're looking for a story about starting over and finding your new path in life with people you choose and who love and respect you in return.

Thank you K.H. Anastasia for this ARC
Profile Image for Michele.
281 reviews
August 20, 2026
From chapter one I was hooked. This book had a lot of heavy topics, but I still felt like it was a chill read in the best way. I was turning pages at lightening speed, but I wasn’t panicking about what was going to happen - just enjoying the great story. Peyton and Ollie both had been handed a raw deal in their own ways, but they were really cute with each other. I loved how Peyton was a bit of a know it all and Ollie was an all around great guy. This was my first one I read from this series, but I didn’t feel like I was missing anything. I will be going back to read one and two! 5/5⭐️ 3/5🌶️

I received an advanced copy of this book.
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116 reviews2 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
August 17, 2026
If you ever wanted to find the best bisexual mechanic that will heal all your issues don’t look any further.
Ollie is absolutely everything I want out of a healing cozy read. When a man who plays the field steps up to take care of his abandoned niece my heart broke open. I absolutely want this man to be bottled and sold. He truly is the mold. Ollie is still broken himself, trying to navigate being a new guardian and having a new nanny move into his space.
This story brought together the best parts of single guardian, nanny and found family tropes into one incredible cozy read.
On top of all the amazingness that is Ollie we have Peyton. Our beautiful, strong woman who travels across the country to build a new life that is for herself. I loved watching her grow into herself and heal.
Ollie and Peyton just make my heart happy.
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51 reviews3 followers
August 21, 2026
ARC Review
3.5/5 Stars

Ollie and Peyton both felt like such real characters with fully-formed emotions and stories. I loved learning about them and their journey was so sweet. And Tilly--Tilly was my favourite!

This was a sweet story and very well-written.

My lower rating is not reflective of anything bad about the quality of the story--there were just a few things that weren't for me. It didn't quite grab me, and that's just a personal reflection of my tastes. Many will absolutely swoon over this one!
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6 reviews
September 8, 2026
All Your Dreams was such a sweet and emotional read. I really enjoyed Ollie and Peyton’s story, especially how their unexpected circumstances brought them together.

I loved watching Ollie adjust to suddenly caring for his niece, while Peyton was trying to find a fresh start of her own. Their connection felt natural, and the found family element added something special to the story.

Overall, a heartfelt romance about new beginnings, unexpected love, and finding your way forward.
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222 reviews2 followers
August 17, 2026
4 ⭐️ This book took me on an unexpected healing journey I didn’t even know I was looking for. The gentleness and connection and character healing (both as individuals and together) was something so special to read. The found family. The loss. The heartbreak. The picking yourself off and moving along. The unwavering belief that you deserve better. Top tier. Such a sweet gentle read.
217 reviews
August 21, 2026
Quite the emotional love story

Loved Ollie and Peytons story! Id read a single parent/ nanny story any day and this one was lovely with a lot of emotion attached to it! Great characters, good romance and just the right amount of spice!
Profile Image for Susan Ballain.
780 reviews
August 24, 2026
This was more of an emotional book than her other books I’ve read but it was perfect! The development of the relationship between Ollie and Peyton was beautifully written!
Book really pulled me in at first chapter and it captivated til then end!
Highly recommend!!!
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71 reviews
August 27, 2026
I had to put DNF, it was really struggling for me to finish that book. I’m sorry.
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