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A review by ivy_raine
Finding Love in a Coffee Shop by Jordan Lynde
5.0
I don’t think you’ll ever catch me giving a Jordan Lynde book less than five stars.
I’ve often said that Finding Love in a Coffee Shop is my favorite Lynde book, so it was well overdue for a reread. Honestly, FLIACS didn’t quite strike me like it did years ago, but it was still an amazing read. I think what makes this book so special is the cast of characters. Katie is such a great narrator that it feels like a privilege to experience the story through her eyes. Even through questionable decisions, I always wanted to wrap Dustin in a blanket and take care of him. And our beloved love interest, Will. Honestly, Will is the cherry on top of this sweet book. I don’t know if I have ever been this smitten by one of Jordan’s love interests. He is just such a sweet character, and I loved every second I got to read more of him.
Overall, Finding Love in a Coffee Shop was a top tier read. Maybe it’s just my nostalgia getting in the way, but I still think this is one of my favorite Jordan Lynde books. Best enjoyed with your cafe beverage of choice, a cozy blanket, and the knowledge that this book will make you smile.
I’ve often said that Finding Love in a Coffee Shop is my favorite Lynde book, so it was well overdue for a reread. Honestly, FLIACS didn’t quite strike me like it did years ago, but it was still an amazing read. I think what makes this book so special is the cast of characters. Katie is such a great narrator that it feels like a privilege to experience the story through her eyes. Even through questionable decisions, I always wanted to wrap Dustin in a blanket and take care of him. And our beloved love interest, Will. Honestly, Will is the cherry on top of this sweet book. I don’t know if I have ever been this smitten by one of Jordan’s love interests. He is just such a sweet character, and I loved every second I got to read more of him.
Overall, Finding Love in a Coffee Shop was a top tier read. Maybe it’s just my nostalgia getting in the way, but I still think this is one of my favorite Jordan Lynde books. Best enjoyed with your cafe beverage of choice, a cozy blanket, and the knowledge that this book will make you smile.