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A review by thisteacherlovestoread
The Summer I First Saw You by Elizabeth O'Roark
emotional
funny
inspiring
medium-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
5.0
Elizabeth O'Roark's The Summer I First Saw You is a heartwarming addition to her popular The Summer Series. This fifth installment follows Daisy and Harrison as they navigate forbidden love.
Daisy and Harrison, seemingly opposites in every way, find themselves drawn to each other in a captivating and unexpected manner. Despite their differences, their connection is undeniable and raw. O'Roark skillfully portrays the complexities of their relationship, exploring the challenges and joys of a forbidden love that must be kept secret.
One of the things I really enjoy in this book is its dual POV, allowing readers into the minds of both Daisy and Harrison. This perspective provides a deeper understanding of their conflicting emotions and the internal struggles they face. Daisy's bold and free spirit is balanced by her vulnerability, making her a relatable and endearing character. The banter between her and Harrison adds a delightful touch to their interactions.
If you're a fan of age-gap romances, forbidden love stories, or grumpy sunshine pairings, The Summer I First Saw You is a must-read. O'Roark's ability to create compelling characters and captivating narratives shines through in this latest installment of her series.
Daisy and Harrison, seemingly opposites in every way, find themselves drawn to each other in a captivating and unexpected manner. Despite their differences, their connection is undeniable and raw. O'Roark skillfully portrays the complexities of their relationship, exploring the challenges and joys of a forbidden love that must be kept secret.
One of the things I really enjoy in this book is its dual POV, allowing readers into the minds of both Daisy and Harrison. This perspective provides a deeper understanding of their conflicting emotions and the internal struggles they face. Daisy's bold and free spirit is balanced by her vulnerability, making her a relatable and endearing character. The banter between her and Harrison adds a delightful touch to their interactions.
If you're a fan of age-gap romances, forbidden love stories, or grumpy sunshine pairings, The Summer I First Saw You is a must-read. O'Roark's ability to create compelling characters and captivating narratives shines through in this latest installment of her series.