A Romance with a Twist I really wanted to love this one! It’s been so hyped on bookstagram by readers I usually share taste with, but I just couldn’t fully connect with it. Based on the title, I went in expecting a typical enemies-to-lovers or second-chance romance. And while it sort of is, it’s also completely different. It has this unique twist that makes it stand out and keeps you hooked because you never know what Naomi and Nicholas are going to do next. I loved that about it—it’s not your usual romance, and that unpredictability made it exciting. That said, I might give it another shot. I listened to the audiobook, but I’m curious if reading it on my Kindle will change my experience. Even though I didn’t completely love it, I’d still recommend it to anyone looking for a romance that breaks the mold.

A Delightful Listen This is hands down my favorite audiobook, and my first experience with an immersive production—it has completely spoiled me for other audiobooks in the best way possible. I’m so happy I read this book! The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren is one of my all-time favorites, and I’m thrilled this book exists to expand on that world. Reconnecting with the Torres family was such a treat, but what I truly loved was the relationship that blossomed between Ami and Brody. My only wish? A different epilogue. It was good, but I found myself wanting more. Overall, a fantastic read!

Did not finish book. Stopped at 33%. I went into this book with high hopes, but for some reason, it just didn’t click with me. While it wasn’t necessarily bad, it gave me that constant, dreadful feeling that something could go wrong at any minute—and I absolutely hate that kind of tension. Because of that, I couldn’t finish it. On top of that, I just didn’t feel connected to the characters, which made it hard to stay invested. Ultimately, this one wasn’t for me.

I’m honestly surprised I ended up reading this book, especially since I didn’t enjoy Josh and Gemma Make a Baby. I went into the sequel with pretty low expectations, and while it was definitely an interesting read, it completely caught me off guard. Without giving too much away, I spent most of the story in disbelief. It wasn’t the sequel I expected—it leaned more into being sad and frustrating than anything else. While I appreciated the unexpected twists, the book didn’t land for me emotionally, and I left feeling more dissatisfied than fulfilled. Unfortunately, this one just wasn’t for me.