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A review by abibliophilicaffair
The Right Move by Liz Tomforde
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
5.0
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To say that this was one of the best romances I've ever read would be an understatement. I love reading romance for all the grand gestures and big love confessions and everything that feels like such a showy way of proving love. And don't get me wrong, I love that part. Billionaires giving off their Black Amex Cards? Love it. Hockey Player proposing to his girlfriend in a stadium full of people during a game? Love it. I love every part of such big declarations of love and grand gestures that are shown in romance books.
But this book was so different. It was one of the first books for me where I actually appreciated the quiet love. Where I could acknowledge it and it felt good to read about. Sometimes, the grand gestures take so much space in our heads that we forget about the little things. This book does an amazing job of reminding us about the little things that matter in love. How love doesn't need words to be proven and how by the simplest of actions it can be felt.
I love Ryan so much and he's so high up there on my fictional boyfriend list that I have no words for him. If I could only order him somewhere... π³π₯π³π₯π³π₯
I could relate to Indy in so many ways and that made me want to give her the biggest hugs. She was a fierce, emotional, and mature woman with so much care and love in her heart.β€οΈ
Liz Tomforde wrote their story so beautifully that you'll end up falling in love with them individually, and them together as a couple too. They had so much chemistry and such a good understanding between them... My heart was so happy the entire time..π€
To say that this was one of the best romances I've ever read would be an understatement. I love reading romance for all the grand gestures and big love confessions and everything that feels like such a showy way of proving love. And don't get me wrong, I love that part. Billionaires giving off their Black Amex Cards? Love it. Hockey Player proposing to his girlfriend in a stadium full of people during a game? Love it. I love every part of such big declarations of love and grand gestures that are shown in romance books.
But this book was so different. It was one of the first books for me where I actually appreciated the quiet love. Where I could acknowledge it and it felt good to read about. Sometimes, the grand gestures take so much space in our heads that we forget about the little things. This book does an amazing job of reminding us about the little things that matter in love. How love doesn't need words to be proven and how by the simplest of actions it can be felt.
I love Ryan so much and he's so high up there on my fictional boyfriend list that I have no words for him. If I could only order him somewhere... π³π₯π³π₯π³π₯
I could relate to Indy in so many ways and that made me want to give her the biggest hugs. She was a fierce, emotional, and mature woman with so much care and love in her heart.β€οΈ
Liz Tomforde wrote their story so beautifully that you'll end up falling in love with them individually, and them together as a couple too. They had so much chemistry and such a good understanding between them... My heart was so happy the entire time..π€