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A review by lulici_reads
Wildflower by Jessica Myel
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
♡ Tropes:
• Childhood best friends to lovers
• Second chance romance
• Forced proximity
• Mental Health rep
• Cowboy romance
• Small town
• Slow burn
• Family dinasty at stakes
• Book 1 in the Wild series (must be read in order)
• Spicy
• Multiple POV (1st person)
♡ Rhett and Jessie's story was sooooo cute!!! They have both known each other since they were little kids, and their connection has never once stopped. They're literal soulmates. The mental health representation was also soooo well done! Sometimes, it can feel forced, not realistic, etc. But this book?! It was SO good. I felt so represented by some of the topics the book dealt with. I really liked that about the book. Another thing I liked was how both of them were in love with each other but didn't act on it before they had to put an end to their friendship. But even distance couldn't separate them because, after a couple of years, they found each other again. And they never, even once, stopped loving each other. And the tension there was between the two of them?!?! The protectiveness of Rhett... Girl, I need a man like that!!!
And we get glimpses of the other siblings throughout the book, and I. AM. READY. FOR. EACH. ONE. OF. THEM. I *need* their book!!!
⚠ Be sure to check the TW before reading this book. The topics discussed are not for everyone. Respect your boundaries if you think this book might trigger you. ⚠
• Childhood best friends to lovers
• Second chance romance
• Forced proximity
• Mental Health rep
• Cowboy romance
• Small town
• Slow burn
• Family dinasty at stakes
• Book 1 in the Wild series (must be read in order)
• Spicy
• Multiple POV (1st person)
♡ Rhett and Jessie's story was sooooo cute!!! They have both known each other since they were little kids, and their connection has never once stopped. They're literal soulmates. The mental health representation was also soooo well done! Sometimes, it can feel forced, not realistic, etc. But this book?! It was SO good. I felt so represented by some of the topics the book dealt with. I really liked that about the book. Another thing I liked was how both of them were in love with each other but didn't act on it before they had to put an end to their friendship. But even distance couldn't separate them because, after a couple of years, they found each other again. And they never, even once, stopped loving each other. And the tension there was between the two of them?!?! The protectiveness of Rhett... Girl, I need a man like that!!!
And we get glimpses of the other siblings throughout the book, and I. AM. READY. FOR. EACH. ONE. OF. THEM. I *need* their book!!!
⚠ Be sure to check the TW before reading this book. The topics discussed are not for everyone. Respect your boundaries if you think this book might trigger you. ⚠