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So yeah, this one was a little bit like 50/50 for me. Moments I absolutely loved of it, but also it was 1,000 pages and it did feel a little bit dragged out. I will say the writing in itself very captivating though.

I will say it felt a little bit rushed, especially towards the end. I wanted more. I wanted so much more of our characters.

And I'm so glad I did because this has quickly become a five-st star read. One of the best reads of the entire year so far.

I read Bride when it first came out and was obsessed with it. I love the way Alli Hazlewood writes a paranormal romance because it is exactly that. It's a paranormal romance.

I didn't think I was going to enjoy a book about tennis and I absolutely love Harry Sto.

The series as a whole is kind of hard to recommend because some of them like Mile High and Caught Up I'm not obsessed with, but then the other ones I really enjoyed.

However, I would say that this actually shocked me at how good it was. It was very easy to read. I think the reason I liked it so much is cuz I connected to it so much.

This just felt really weirdly paced to me. So, my recommendation is if you liked the first book, hated the second book, I wouldn't bother reading this. If you'd liked the first book, love the second book, I'd go on to reading this.

It was really fun to read. I really like a small town. I actually really liked this.

And I haven't read her backlog, but I've read Say You'll Remember Me, Yours Truly, and Just for the Summer. And that little interconnected universe is everything to me. I was absolutely obsessed, way more than I thought I was going to be.

But Mate was really fun. I cannot recommend this one enough. Honestly, this was such a fun time.

The series as a whole is kind of hard to recommend because some of them like Mile High and Caught Up I'm not obsessed with, but then the other ones I really enjoyed.

I didn't like Never at all. That was not my kind of book.

I didn't love the ending, though. I didn't love the resolution. , I was a little bit shocked.

I actually really enjoyed the first one. I didn't mind the second one. It's a kind of fun fantasy series.

I didn't mind the second one. It's a kind of fun fantasy series. It's a fun romanty series.

I know that this caused a lot of controversy. I actually was kind of blown away by it and I cried so much during this book. This is a book that emotionally destroyed me.

I didn't expect to love this one as much as I did, but like cannot recommend this one specifically enough.

Previously, The Right Move was my favorite book in this series, but Rio as a love interest was so good.

However, I will say I actually think the TV show was better than the books. , this was still really fun to read, but I actually think like the chemistry and everything was better in the TV show, which is so rare.

I still enjoyed it. I still had a really good time and I think if you loved the rest of the series, you definitely should read it. But it definitely wasn't my favorite Abby Himenese book I've read.

I read Silvercloak, which I don't have in this video because it's not as popular. Highly recommend, though. That's another new release from Laura Stevens, just under a different name.

I was obsessed with this. This I could not recommend enough. I would say that this is probably my favorite book in the entire franchise and that's saying a lot.

I went into this one with not really any expectations, but unfortunately I wouldn't recommend this one. I didn't like it. I didn't like the humor.

I just thought this was actually the perfectly rounded plot. I thought there was a good amount of romance, an incredible world that was established, a brand new world. Obsessed with it, felt so unique and a really good sense of mystery enough that it kept you quite engaged the entire time.

If you want a fun country/cowboy small town vibes romance series, I would read it. These are all interconnected books, so you can read them as a standalone, but if you read them in order, it introduces you to our characters slowly.

And yours truly, I would say, is extraordinary.