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Love, Accidentally
by Phoebe MacLeod
We follow Tilly, an A&E nurse who’s used to handling chaos—just not in her personal life. When her flatmate suddenly gets a girlfriend and her sister announces she wants another baby, Tilly starts to wonder if being single is still working for her.
Then along comes Dr Luke. Great hair, loads of charm, and definitely not short on attention from the rest of the hospital. He’s a welcome distraction, but is he really the right guy for Tilly, or is she just eager to find someone?
This book was a super easy read. Short chapters, funny moments, and a fast start. But I’ll be honest—the pacing dropped off toward the end. And the romance? It felt rushed. One minute it’s a slow build, the next it’s suddenly wrapped up without much emotional payoff.
What really kept me reading were the side characters. Mike, Sarah, Jonathan, Will, Tash—they brought in some really fun subplots. In fact, I was almost more invested in them than the main love story.
If you like light reads, a hospital setting, and solid humour, give this one a go. Just don’t expect a slow-burn romance or a super deep emotional connection.
Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author of the ARC in exchange for my honest review.
Then along comes Dr Luke. Great hair, loads of charm, and definitely not short on attention from the rest of the hospital. He’s a welcome distraction, but is he really the right guy for Tilly, or is she just eager to find someone?
This book was a super easy read. Short chapters, funny moments, and a fast start. But I’ll be honest—the pacing dropped off toward the end. And the romance? It felt rushed. One minute it’s a slow build, the next it’s suddenly wrapped up without much emotional payoff.
What really kept me reading were the side characters. Mike, Sarah, Jonathan, Will, Tash—they brought in some really fun subplots. In fact, I was almost more invested in them than the main love story.
If you like light reads, a hospital setting, and solid humour, give this one a go. Just don’t expect a slow-burn romance or a super deep emotional connection.
Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author of the ARC in exchange for my honest review.