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A review by colleens_conclusions
Well Met by Jen DeLuca
5.0
Well, this book was an unexpected hidden gem! Well Met by Jen DeLuca was sweet, cute… and it had the enemies to lovers trope that I love so much. I just love how everything happens leading up to that middle ground and they come to an understanding and it just makes me want to hug the book.
In this case, e-reader because it was a library ebook.
Well Met kept me smiling throughout the whole book. It had so many good characters. I loved the small town charm aspect.
Plus, there’s a hot pirate. And a man in a kilt, which we all know from the synopsis at least.
I wasn’t expecting to like Well Met at all because it was a Renaissance Faire. I’ve never expressed interest in going to one and it never seemed like my thing, but this book has convinced me to go to the one that is sort of close by next year. I probably won’t find a Simon there though. Or Captain Ian Blackthorne.
In this case, e-reader because it was a library ebook.
Well Met kept me smiling throughout the whole book. It had so many good characters. I loved the small town charm aspect.
Plus, there’s a hot pirate. And a man in a kilt, which we all know from the synopsis at least.
I wasn’t expecting to like Well Met at all because it was a Renaissance Faire. I’ve never expressed interest in going to one and it never seemed like my thing, but this book has convinced me to go to the one that is sort of close by next year. I probably won’t find a Simon there though. Or Captain Ian Blackthorne.