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A review by yvettelovestoread
First Comes Forever by Kay Cove
emotional
funny
hopeful
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
4.5
First Comes Forever by Kay Cove is book 5 in the Real Life, Real Love series and I adored this book. This is the second book I’ve read by Kay Cove and I am now a huge fan. If you like found family, influencer, friends with a baby deal, mental health representation, millionaire summer reads then you will love this book.
Amani moved from Denver to LA and is a famous influencer and takes care of her sick mother. She is wanting a baby because her window is closing for having one due to fertility issues. The influencer life is starting to take its toll on her with all of the negativity and bullying that comes with it.
Adam is a Hollywood agent to his best friend. He is recently divorced after learning of his wife’s infidelity and learning that the baby they were having was not his.
Adam finds Amani crying in her car and offers to help her. Neither of them want a relationship and have different stances on kids. Adam will do anything for Amani and soon learn what they have may be more than a friendship.
I am obsessed with Amani and Adam’s relationship and how they gravitated to each other. He loved her unconditionally and would do anything for her. Amani taught Adam how to love, forgive and trust. I seriously need to go back and read the other four books I want to know all of their stories. I loved this book so much. I was given an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest thoughts and opinions.

Amani moved from Denver to LA and is a famous influencer and takes care of her sick mother. She is wanting a baby because her window is closing for having one due to fertility issues. The influencer life is starting to take its toll on her with all of the negativity and bullying that comes with it.
Adam is a Hollywood agent to his best friend. He is recently divorced after learning of his wife’s infidelity and learning that the baby they were having was not his.
Adam finds Amani crying in her car and offers to help her. Neither of them want a relationship and have different stances on kids. Adam will do anything for Amani and soon learn what they have may be more than a friendship.
I am obsessed with Amani and Adam’s relationship and how they gravitated to each other. He loved her unconditionally and would do anything for her. Amani taught Adam how to love, forgive and trust. I seriously need to go back and read the other four books I want to know all of their stories. I loved this book so much. I was given an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest thoughts and opinions.