This book broke my heart but the growth of the character and detail of the story held my attention to the very end.

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There are so many ways to explain my reaction to this book and I can&rsquo;t decide which one to pick! This is the first time I have read anything by Kennedy Fox and it definitely will not be the last. I have every intention on reading Ryan&rsquo;s story after surviving Elijah and Cameron&rsquo;s tale.&nbsp;
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The Two of Us (Book #1 of the Love in Isolation Series) by Kennedy Fox

Sophie Cousens has quickly become one of my favorite authors. With relatable characters and thought provoking stories, you find yourself walking away with more than you thought one could from a fun loving romantic comedy. Each of her books gives more than it takes and The Good Part is no exception.
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The Good Part by Sophie Cousens

While it is a standalone story, Snowed In takes place a little over two years after Holiday Romance. Keeping the same snappy dialogue and Walsh wit, Snowed In takes us back to the small town we fell in love with before, reintroduces us to the Fitzpatrick clan, and shows us that with a little Christmas magic, anything is possible. I will warn you, read Holiday Romance first; otherwise, you will have spoilers and may not understand the story of Andrew and Molly that continues in Snowed In.
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Snowed In by Catherine Walsh

I don&rsquo;t think I have ever wanted to shake a character so much in my life! Indie drove me nuts! I couldn&rsquo;t put this book down because I just didn&rsquo;t see a way through for her. She was so determined to follow the plan with zero flexibility. There was no room for other possibilities, deviations, the unexpected - i.e. Camden! The vulnerability his character showed and the number of times he kept putting himself out there, ugh my heart!! I understand Indie&rsquo;s hesitation and with each crack in the shield, you got a deeper look at why she had to push away. Her friend Belle was the best support system a person could ask for. This book had me hooked and I love how it ended. This book had me laughing, tearing up, and laughing some more (LOVED Tanner!) I am already starting Book Two because I am not quite done with the Harris Clan!
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Challenge (Book #1 of the Harris Brothers Series) by Amy Daws

The record still stands with AK Landow books. 5 books, all finished within 24 hours &ndash; no matter what is going on in my life. I don&rsquo;t know what it is about her writing but when I step into her stories, everything around me stops. I have to know what happens next! Her books take on a life of their own, so much energy, so much excitement, and I never miss an opportunity to hang with &ldquo;the Brady Bunch&rdquo;. This time around, we focused on the matriarch of the family &ndash; the one we have watched on the sidelines. Finally, we get to know who Melissa Knight is and what she is made of.
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ABOUT LAST KNIGHT (Book 5 of the City of Sisterly Love Series) by AK Landow, AK

I really am a sucker for a good hockey romance and this one is definitely in my top ten. For one, Leo has jumped to the top of my book boyfriend list. After that, his teammates have set me up to devour the rest of this series!
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Wildcat by Rebecca Jenshak

There were moments in A Brush with Love where I laughed so hard, I thought I was going to pull a muscle. That is the talent of Mazey Eddings, one moment she can make you want to cry a river and the next you are laughing until you snort (not like I did that&hellip;more than once&hellip;twice.)
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A Brush with Love by Mazey Eddings

Meet Me In Moonshine was insanely frustrating and I couldn&rsquo;t put it down! I have never wanted to jump to the end to find out the mystery person so bad in my life! Worst part, it wouldn&rsquo;t have helped! You had to read the story and even then, Brooklyn had me bouncing back and forth between who the person was. Darn her and her red herring!
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Meet Me in Moonshine

To say I love this book would be far too easy. To say I am head over hills for Sam and Anita would feel repetitive. Instead, I will say I have never read a book where I feel like I could step into the pages. The Write Way For Love engulfs you, pulling you into the small town of Moonshine, Australia. From the hijinks of the townspeople, to the bromance of Reece and Sam, to the magic that is Anita and the circus, you will grow to know, love, and figuratively stand beside them, experiencing all the feels that only an exceptional writer can provide.
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The Write Way for Love by Brooklyn Dean

Royalty romances have never been my ideal trope but I am starting to find the joy in them &ndash; especially when it is a commoner vs a royal. This book had me laughing from beginning to end. Anne was something else! The fact that she had to pretend to be prim and proper when it was the opposite of everything she truly was as a person (especially Leopard being her &ldquo;spirit animal&rdquo;) made for comedy gold.
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Royal Catch by Kylie Gilmore

Venturing back to Briar University campus, we move down the bromance roster and get to see the inner workings of one Dean Di Laurentis &ndash; a.k.a. Mr. Sunshine himself. This time, we have the added bonus of bringing back one of our favorite characters, Allie Hayes. When we first met her in The Deal, she was the supportive best friend of Hannah and making things work with Sean. Now in The Score, we get to find out who Allie really is and how life doesn&rsquo;t always work on the way we plan.&nbsp;
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The Score by Elle Kennedy

It has taken me FOREVER to write this review and it still feels like I just finished this book yesterday. The layers upon layers between Nate and Anastasia burrow so deep into your psyche that you find yourself thinking about scenes long after you close the book. If you are a fan of Elle Kennedy and have finished the Off-Campus Series - consider this a second helping (yes, I am aware of the Briar U Spin-off).
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Icebreaker by Hannah Grace

This book was down right hysterical. I have heard of people having bad luck but Pepper just takes it to a whole new level. I mean if misfortune was a contest, she would come in first place! Who almost gets hit by a car just standing on a street corner, twirling a sign? Yes, some of her mishaps were bad timing and I still question that one incident with the award (come on &ndash; he was standing a little close to be struck so what were his intentions?!) Read the rest of my review in the <a href="https://facebook.com/groups/romcombc">Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group</a> or on <a href="https://romcombc.com/book/the-art-of-falling-in-love/">romcombc.com.</a>

Train Wreck by Elise Faber

This book was surprising sweet and engaging for such a short read. The dynamic between Tom and Chelsea was so innocently adorable that you really rooted for them to get over themselves and just go all in. Read the rest of my review in the <a href="https://facebook.com/groups/romcombc">Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group</a> or on <a href="https://romcombc.com/book/the-art-of-falling-in-love/">romcombc.com.</a>

Mr. Nice Guy eBook by Belinda Williams

I have come to terms with my addiction to hockey romances but I will say, so far &ndash; this one has been my favorite. Sylvia took everything romance readers love about the nice guy, boy next door, complete sweetheart and stuffed him into a hot hockey player with talented hands and a filthy mind. Call it win/win!! Where is a magic wand when you need one, pixie dust, a blue fairy &ndash; something to bring a character like Roscoe to life! Oh well &ndash; one can dream. Read the rest of my review in the <a href="https://facebook.com/groups/romcombc">Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group</a> or on <a href="https://romcombc.com/book/the-art-of-falling-in-love/">romcombc.com.</a>

The Looking Glass by Richard Paul Evans

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