avg. 2.86/5*

Madison and James. Madison is lost as a person and it takes too long for me until we see some progress. James is a acts of service guy to his core. His actions are very unbelievable unfortunately:o mentally sane person opens a restaurant solely for the purpose to get the girl, while his business is already drowning. I liked the family/friendship dynamics happening here.

For Fans of Sarah Adams and light Romance readers. If you're looking for plot heavy or complex characters look elsewhere.

As said before I’m not trying to be a hater, but get the vibe across, and to say that the vibes are not for me. To be fully transparent I didn’t expect to like it, years ago I read a few books of her and had decided she wasn’t an author for me, but the quest made me do it anyway. No hate to anyone who loves this but I was just here for the badge ✌️ *Because of that my enjoyment rating is only factored in by half.

My Ranking of the series would be:

1. Practise Makes Perfect
2. Beg, Borrow or Steal
3. In Your Dreams
4. When in Rome

avg. 3.43/5*

From all the characters in this series I could relate to Emily the most. The eldest daughter will always have my sympathies! I'm not a very big fan of the "enemies" to lovers in contemporary because its so rarely believable, and this is no different, BUT here they never really were enemies and both kind of knew they liked the other.

For Fans of Sarah Adams and light Romance readers. If you're looking for plot heavy or complex characters look elsewhere.

As said before I’m not trying to be a hater, but get the vibe across, and to say that the vibes are not for me. To be fully transparent I didn’t expect to like it, years ago I read a few books of her and had decided she wasn’t an author for me, but the quest made me do it anyway. No hate to anyone who loves this but I was just here for the badge ✌️ *Because of that my enjoyment rating is only factored in by half.

My Ranking of the series would be:

1. Practise Makes Perfect
2. Beg, Borrow or Steal
3. In Your Dreams
4. When in Rome

avg. 3.86/5*

Annie and Will are a cute couple. While I don't care for some of the Tropes they didn't bother me. This was the only story in this series I actually wanted to follow along.

More evidence that this was written by an American millennial: mention of buzzfeed.

For Fans of Sarah Adams and light Romance readers. If you're looking for plot heavy or complex characters look elsewhere.

As said before I’m not trying to be a hater, but get the vibe across, and to say that the vibes are not for me. To be fully transparent I didn’t expect to like it, years ago I read a few books of her and had decided she wasn’t an author for me, but the quest made me do it anyway. No hate to anyone who loves this but I was just here for the badge ✌️ *Because of that my enjoyment rating is only factored in by half.

My Ranking of the series would be:

1. Practise Makes Perfect
2. Beg, Borrow or Steal
3. In Your Dreams
4. When in Rome

avg. 2.57/5*

The timeline of this book is insane. A lot of little details don't hold up the more you think about it and that bothers me to no end. Sarah Adams tells us the characteristics but doesn't show the actions equal to them. The obsession with a celebrity? This is so clearly written by a millennial.

For Fans of Sarah Adams and light Romance readers. If you're looking for plot heavy or complex characters look elsewhere.

I’m not trying to be a hater, but get the vibe across, and to say that the vibes are not for me. To be fully transparent I didn’t expect to like it, years ago I read a few books of her and had decided she wasn’t an author for me, but the quest made me do it anyway. No hate to anyone who loves this but I was just here for the badge ✌️ *Because of that my enjoyment rating is only factored in by half.

My Ranking of the series would be:

1. Practise Makes Perfect
2. Beg, Borrow or Steal
3. In Your Dreams
4. When in Rome