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A review by stephdaydreams
When in Rome by Sarah Adams
4.0
The way my smile simply did not leave my face as I read through this book.
I loved it.
Surprisingly so, as it features one of my least favorite tropes: insta-love/lust. Usually, that's a turn off in reading, but here it's a major strength. Because rather than denying their feelings, Amelia and Noah acknowledge them but try to stay pragmatic about their different worlds, and, in turn, try to stay apart.
Easier said than done, ha!
I felt so happy reading this one. So happy. The chemistry between our leads is undeniable and incredibly believable. Their love story is one I'll remember fondly and one I absolutely will revisit.
This is beautiful read. I 100% will be purchasing it upon its release. It's so worthwhile.
Thank you to NetGalley and Random House for providing me an arc in exchange for an honest review.
I loved it.
Surprisingly so, as it features one of my least favorite tropes: insta-love/lust. Usually, that's a turn off in reading, but here it's a major strength. Because rather than denying their feelings, Amelia and Noah acknowledge them but try to stay pragmatic about their different worlds, and, in turn, try to stay apart.
Easier said than done, ha!
I felt so happy reading this one. So happy. The chemistry between our leads is undeniable and incredibly believable. Their love story is one I'll remember fondly and one I absolutely will revisit.
This is beautiful read. I 100% will be purchasing it upon its release. It's so worthwhile.
Thank you to NetGalley and Random House for providing me an arc in exchange for an honest review.