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The Proposal Pact
by Daisy Thorn
emotional
funny
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
ARC REVIEW
Daisy did it again—this was a masterpiece. From the first sentence to the very last, I was hooked and completely in love with their love story.
Sophie, in the middle of an early mid-life crisis, moves to Loverly Cave to finally start living for herself. Then comes Callum—literally barreling into her door—the grumpy sheriff of the town. Intrigued by this strange, hockey-obsessed woman, Sophie quickly finds herself in the middle of small-town meddling. With her brother dismissing her worries and the townspeople constantly interfering in Callum’s love life, the two agree to a fake arrangement with “no feelings attached.” But of course, nothing goes as planned.
Between Callum’s daily dirty texts, Sophie’s openhearted and understanding nature, and their undeniable chemistry, resisting each other becomes impossible.
I adored Sophie—her humor, her warmth, and her bond with the girls kept me laughing nonstop. And Callum? The bar scene with him and the guys had me howling. Their banter, their teasing, the pure magic of that friend group—I need more of it. Above all, Callum’s devotion to Sophie stole the show. He would do absolutely anything for her, no question.
This book was everything: heartfelt, hilarious, and undeniably swoony. Daisy never misses.
Daisy did it again—this was a masterpiece. From the first sentence to the very last, I was hooked and completely in love with their love story.
Sophie, in the middle of an early mid-life crisis, moves to Loverly Cave to finally start living for herself. Then comes Callum—literally barreling into her door—the grumpy sheriff of the town. Intrigued by this strange, hockey-obsessed woman, Sophie quickly finds herself in the middle of small-town meddling. With her brother dismissing her worries and the townspeople constantly interfering in Callum’s love life, the two agree to a fake arrangement with “no feelings attached.” But of course, nothing goes as planned.
Between Callum’s daily dirty texts, Sophie’s openhearted and understanding nature, and their undeniable chemistry, resisting each other becomes impossible.
I adored Sophie—her humor, her warmth, and her bond with the girls kept me laughing nonstop. And Callum? The bar scene with him and the guys had me howling. Their banter, their teasing, the pure magic of that friend group—I need more of it. Above all, Callum’s devotion to Sophie stole the show. He would do absolutely anything for her, no question.
This book was everything: heartfelt, hilarious, and undeniably swoony. Daisy never misses.