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Right so this wish is void because it’s a contemporary rom com before a mystery. But not gonna lie I kind of want the villain to be Nash just to shake things up. It’s not going to be and I have my suspicions I know who the villain is, but part of me is still hoping for a Nash twist ending. ;)

Was not expecting a “Yours Mine and Ours” plot line, but I am here for it!

I’m beginning to think it’s impossible for someone in these modern times to write a Regency Novel without having some feministic comments thrown in 🙄 🤦‍♀️

Sooooo, this is delightful so far!
Finally a book I’m loving right from the beginning!

THIS POOR WOMAN!!!!

Sooooo…. If I’m not into the book yet and I’m 93 pages in, will I start liking it better later on or is this just not going to be for me?

Finn is giving Glenn Powell vibes. Whatever his role in “Twisters” was.

Does anyone else think this book reads, WAY younger than intended? Like our main characters are supposed to be almost 18, yet read more like 13 or 14. I don’t know if it’s the writing, or the personalities, but Paisley especially seems really young. I feel like the Author should have changed the characters ages then marketed the book more towards tweens and early teens, which I feel would have been better.

Cause clearly I’m not reading enough books already.

This makes for the sixth book I’m actively reading. There is no reason I should be starting another book but oh well.

Pray for Charlie Kirk’s family

Come quickly Lord Jesus

Anyone have any clean/cleaner alternatives to
"The Pumpkin Spice Cafe" by Laurie Gilmore?

Anyone have any clean/cleaner alternatives to “The Pumpkin Spice Cafe” by Laurie Gilmore?

Does anyone have any recommendations for clean or Christian Fiction that takes place in a bookstore? Or is just overly bookish with the main character having a love of bocks with those books being mentioned?
For instance something similar to "Twice Sold Tales" by Chautona Havig or "Authentically Izzy" by Pepper Basham?

Does anyone have any recommendations for clean or Christian Fiction that takes place in a bookstore? Or is just overly bookish with the main character having a love of books with those books being mentioned?

For instance something similar to “Twice Sold Tales” by Chautona Havig or “Authentically Izzy” by Pepper Basham?

Speaking of Newsies

“I mean who doesn’t love Jeremy Jordan am I right?”

Relatable

Why does my mind refuse to read Booker?

Sorry buddy my mind has named you Brooker and I can’t unread it

“Handsome, but not like he’s trying to be.”

Couple sentences later:

“He’s like a cross between Scott Eastwood and Glenn Powell. But with darker hair.”

Me:
Sigh, of course he is.

Can someone explain to me why that bugs me so much? Maybe it’s just because it’s giving me Hallmark vibes.

In asking why there are no vegetables

“They go bad quickly. We had to have things that last.”

Yet you offer me a bowel of bananas? My good sir, what kind of genetically altered bananas do you have that don’t go rotten?

I’m sorry THIS 👏 MAN 👏
Where do I find a Gabriel Oak?

“She’s small but strong, leaner than most of the scrawny girls from the slums. I can feel it in the curve of her waist where my hand fits comfortably,”

Ohhh, brother this guy STINKS! 🙄

THIS MAN 👏 THIS! MAN! 👏

For a book as popular as this, I thought it would be easier to get into

This book s a cliche mess