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A review by shelbybooked
Savor It by Tarah DeWitt
5.0
I knew this book was going to be my entire personality when I saw the cover. I am now prepared to dedicate my life to making sure everyone I know and have yet to meet will read this book.
Sage is maybe my favorite heroine of all time? She emulates everything I wish I could be and what a joy it was to get to know her. To view the world through her lenses. To chortle at her silly puns. To bask in the joy she finds in everything. Genuinely I wish she was a real person I could be friends with and now I have to live in a world where she isn't!!! But all it means is I have to re-read this a million times, which, well, is a win for me.
Sad boy Fisher. The exact kind of mix of sad and sexy crave to read about in MMCs. What a dreamboat!!! No one warned him about the tiny goats and especially no one warned him about what it means to find your people and let them love you. I loved watched him fall into the trap of small town love and support, especially when his precious experience was negative. His loyalty to Indy, even if he never saw it that way, warmed my cold little heart. His dedication to her above all else. His love for Sage, his eagerness to love her and love her well.
Indy and Gary and the pets, Spunes, the berries, all of it. What a triumph of a story. What a fucking joy it was to read. How fucking lucky are we, as romance readers, to have this book in our lives. Thank you, Tarah. I'm changed for having read this.
Thank you SMP and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Sage is maybe my favorite heroine of all time? She emulates everything I wish I could be and what a joy it was to get to know her. To view the world through her lenses. To chortle at her silly puns. To bask in the joy she finds in everything. Genuinely I wish she was a real person I could be friends with and now I have to live in a world where she isn't!!! But all it means is I have to re-read this a million times, which, well, is a win for me.
Sad boy Fisher. The exact kind of mix of sad and sexy crave to read about in MMCs. What a dreamboat!!! No one warned him about the tiny goats and especially no one warned him about what it means to find your people and let them love you. I loved watched him fall into the trap of small town love and support, especially when his precious experience was negative. His loyalty to Indy, even if he never saw it that way, warmed my cold little heart. His dedication to her above all else. His love for Sage, his eagerness to love her and love her well.
Indy and Gary and the pets, Spunes, the berries, all of it. What a triumph of a story. What a fucking joy it was to read. How fucking lucky are we, as romance readers, to have this book in our lives. Thank you, Tarah. I'm changed for having read this.
Thank you SMP and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.