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exlibristheo's review
lighthearted
3.5
Free copy of the book provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
A story that is sweet and a lot of fun. I adore the friendship between the guys from the Bittersweets club and I honestly wish I could be a part of their little weekly meet-ups. The cover is beautiful as well, I really like more illustrated covers compared to the stock image covers we get a lot in romance books.
The only thing that bothered me though is that during the conversations, everything is said even if it's a question which felt very repetitive.
But overall, this is a very delightful story with great characters and an overall fun premise.
A story that is sweet and a lot of fun. I adore the friendship between the guys from the Bittersweets club and I honestly wish I could be a part of their little weekly meet-ups. The cover is beautiful as well, I really like more illustrated covers compared to the stock image covers we get a lot in romance books.
The only thing that bothered me though is that during the conversations, everything is said even if it's a question which felt very repetitive.
But overall, this is a very delightful story with great characters and an overall fun premise.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Car accident
Minor: Domestic abuse
qace90's review
emotional
lighthearted
fast-paced
4.75
I received an advance copy from the publisher via Netgalley for review purposes. This in no way influences my review; all words, thoughts, and opinions are my own.
This was the perfect cute, fun little story! Owen has had a crush on his now-former physiotherapist and planned to ask Toma out but chickened out. As an April fools joke, one of his friends shuffles his contact list, so thinking he’s texting Felix about his workout and thoughts of Toma, it turns out he was telling Toma everything instead!
I enjoyed the mix of flashbacks in the story and I loved the chosen family Owen has found. Even though Felix messed up with the prank, everything turned out so sweet and worked out that Owen finally gets a date with Toma.
Overall I had a lot of fun with this short story and I’m looking forward to reading more in this series, as this is my first book by ‘Nathan Burgoine I believe (though he has been on my TBR for a while). I just couldn’t resist the premise, and this ended up being the perfect story to brighten a stressful week!
This was the perfect cute, fun little story! Owen has had a crush on his now-former physiotherapist and planned to ask Toma out but chickened out. As an April fools joke, one of his friends shuffles his contact list, so thinking he’s texting Felix about his workout and thoughts of Toma, it turns out he was telling Toma everything instead!
I enjoyed the mix of flashbacks in the story and I loved the chosen family Owen has found. Even though Felix messed up with the prank, everything turned out so sweet and worked out that Owen finally gets a date with Toma.
Overall I had a lot of fun with this short story and I’m looking forward to reading more in this series, as this is my first book by ‘Nathan Burgoine I believe (though he has been on my TBR for a while). I just couldn’t resist the premise, and this ended up being the perfect story to brighten a stressful week!
Content Warnings
Moderate: Car accident
Minor: Eating disorder
Hospital Injury
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