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A review by mynameisprerna
Peter Cabot Gets Lost by Cat Sebastian
5.0
Review:
Just an absolute delight! It's a grumpy sunshine, enemies to lovers, roadtrip romance that just hits all the right notes.
In writing this review after reading the first 3 Cabot books, it is interesting to note that in all of them, the Cabot in question is the silly, free, loosey goosey foil to their more straightlaced love interest. All of the love interests have different reasons for being as they are, but the Cabots we get to read about have the freedom to be as carefree as they are because of the privilege they hold. I appreciate that this doesn't go unexamined in the books, but it's interesting to consider as an overarching theme too!
Just an absolute delight! It's a grumpy sunshine, enemies to lovers, roadtrip romance that just hits all the right notes.
In writing this review after reading the first 3 Cabot books, it is interesting to note that in all of them, the Cabot in question is the silly, free, loosey goosey foil to their more straightlaced love interest. All of the love interests have different reasons for being as they are, but the Cabots we get to read about have the freedom to be as carefree as they are because of the privilege they hold. I appreciate that this doesn't go unexamined in the books, but it's interesting to consider as an overarching theme too!
Stars: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5: Blows me away, loved it, life-changing, will sit with me
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ 4: Brown Girl Spicy (Multiple descriptive and detailed open door scenes; smut is very prominent but it does not overtake plot)
Perspective: third
Tense: past
POV: dual
Source: Library: Libby