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I’m not entirely sure if this is set in a world where it is accepted that ghosts exist or not.

I’m not entirely sure if this is set in a world where everyone believes in the supernatural, or whether people are doubters like in our real world.

The author has set up an interesting world. If this is romance, it is SLOW burn.

The reason behind the fake dating is flimsy, but otherwise I am enjoying the book.

This has been sitting at 11% on my Kindle for almost a month. I'm trying to make myself read it because an acquaintance recommended it, but thrillers stress me out. I'm resisting the urge to skip to the end and read the resolution of the situation.

So far, this book is light and amusing without feeling like the author was straining to be funny.

Trying to read this because I keep hearing it is recommended and because I want to add some variety to my reading. It is slow going, though.

I’m trudging through because I enjoyed the fourth book in the series, even though the premise of this one doesn’t appeal to me.

I am so close to abandoning this book. Contemporary romance is already low on my list, and the banter is not helping. It is supposed to be funny but it feels like the author was trying too hard. The constant pranks between brothers are also annoying.

Starting Chapter 32. This chapter is from the hero's POV, and he has some explaining to do. I normally don't care if a hero grovels (some readers are really into that), but there better be a good reason coming up for his actions in the previous chapter.

I'm losing patience with Silva and Tate's relationship. I hope things improve before the end of this book.

I'm on the 5th story and haven't skipped a story yet, which is unusual for me when reading an anthology. I've enjoyed them all so far.

Tearing up as I read about the heroine running the marathon. I've always been a sucker for a story about marathon runners!

The meeting in the clinic was awkward; I don't know if I will read much more of this.

I am about 4.5 hours into this audiobook and enjoying it more than I expected to, although it is taking longer than I would like for the heroine to reveal that she is from the future.

Enjoying the story more than I expected to, except for the heroine's roommates. One is shady, one is hella annoying, and one needs to get over himself.

I almost dropped this book in the early chapters, but the story picked up around Chapter 7 once the reality show stuff started. Novellas and other short books have ruined me for longer books that give a lot of back story in the beginning.

Read the first 19 chapters but not sure if I will continue. The comedy in this story strikes as a bit juvenile with all the references to feces, urine, and flatulence.

I almost DNF'd this book because the first two chapters had a melancholy tone, which I normally stray away from. Luckily the story picked up around Chapter 3. Hoping it will keep this lighter tone throughout the rest of the book.

I don't know whether I want to keep reading this. The writing is too good -- it is hitting rather close to home 😨.