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Love in Focus
by Lyla Lee
Book Rating 3.5/4
Audiobook Rating: 4/5
Are you looking for a fun, second chance romance that has a slightly slower burn? You want it to be a mix of cute, sweet, and steamy? It should be heartwarming but also have a splash of tension? I’d suggest picking up this book.
While the touch of tension comes from a bit of a classic situation, it still felt fresh. Gemma and Celeste are forced to work together years after their relationship had ended and their hearts never fully recovered. Is it fate that the project they're working on focuses on couples and love? Could this inspire them to give each other a second chance?
I enjoyed listening to this book. The narrators did a wonderful job and it was easy to get swept into the story. I listened for a few hours at a time without realizing how much time went by.
I didn’t catch it right away but Gemma is written in first person while Celeste is written in third. Once I did notice this, I was pulled slightly out of the story when the point of view changes but it wasn’t a total deal breaker for me (majority of the book is from Gemma’s point of view.) I think reading it instead of listening would have had less of an impact for me.
If I’m in need of a feel good/cozy read I’d pick this book back up for a re-listen/reread.
Audiobook Rating: 4/5
Are you looking for a fun, second chance romance that has a slightly slower burn? You want it to be a mix of cute, sweet, and steamy? It should be heartwarming but also have a splash of tension? I’d suggest picking up this book.
While the touch of tension comes from a bit of a classic situation, it still felt fresh. Gemma and Celeste are forced to work together years after their relationship had ended and their hearts never fully recovered. Is it fate that the project they're working on focuses on couples and love? Could this inspire them to give each other a second chance?
I enjoyed listening to this book. The narrators did a wonderful job and it was easy to get swept into the story. I listened for a few hours at a time without realizing how much time went by.
I didn’t catch it right away but Gemma is written in first person while Celeste is written in third. Once I did notice this, I was pulled slightly out of the story when the point of view changes but it wasn’t a total deal breaker for me (majority of the book is from Gemma’s point of view.) I think reading it instead of listening would have had less of an impact for me.
If I’m in need of a feel good/cozy read I’d pick this book back up for a re-listen/reread.