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A review by jenbsbooks
Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree
3.25
This had such rave reviews (and a long wait at the library) that maybe I was expecting too much going in? It was cute enough, and definitely had the "ahhhhh" factor SPOILER with the stone bringing people/relationships together, not just good luck. It was set up so that I'm a little surprised I didn't guess it. As each new person coming in just seemed the perfect fit for both parties. .
Anyone overly concerned with the lgbtqia+ classification ... it was pretty minor, nothing explicit (although there was proFanity, despite the cartoonish cover and other wholesomeness of the message).
I went with the audio - this was narrated by the author, which from previous experience can go both ways. The author certainly understands the text, but often aren't trained. Here I'm happy to say the author was great as the narrator, with perfect pronunciation, voices, etc.
I see this is the first in a series, but that following books (there is a prequel) not out yet. This wrapped up well, so while I can see further stories being told, there weren't cliffhangers. I'm not chomping at the bit, but would likely read more in this world.
Anyone overly concerned with the lgbtqia+ classification ... it was pretty minor, nothing explicit (although there was proFanity, despite the cartoonish cover and other wholesomeness of the message).
I went with the audio - this was narrated by the author, which from previous experience can go both ways. The author certainly understands the text, but often aren't trained. Here I'm happy to say the author was great as the narrator, with perfect pronunciation, voices, etc.
I see this is the first in a series, but that following books (there is a prequel) not out yet. This wrapped up well, so while I can see further stories being told, there weren't cliffhangers. I'm not chomping at the bit, but would likely read more in this world.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Cursing