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A review by gemmalaszlo
My Favorite Mistake by Beth Kendrick
3.0
This was written in the first person, which I don't really like for romance, as we never get inside the hero's head, so it's harder to understand his character.
I liked that the small-town theme wasn't annoying. I've read too many romances that portray small-town life as some kind of heaven, while city living is for soul-less idiots, and it's a theme I'm totally sick of. But that didn't happen here.
I was disappointed that there was no HEA ending. While I understand why the author chose to leave it as a HFN, since the hero and heroine had only just worked out their issues at the end of the book, I like a commitment. The HEA ending is a big reason why I read romance, so I'm always disappointed when a novel doesn't have one.
I liked that the small-town theme wasn't annoying. I've read too many romances that portray small-town life as some kind of heaven, while city living is for soul-less idiots, and it's a theme I'm totally sick of. But that didn't happen here.
I was disappointed that there was no HEA ending. While I understand why the author chose to leave it as a HFN, since the hero and heroine had only just worked out their issues at the end of the book, I like a commitment. The HEA ending is a big reason why I read romance, so I'm always disappointed when a novel doesn't have one.