#romanticcomedybook

Meet Me in Moonshine was insanely frustrating and I couldn’t put it down! I have never wanted to jump to the end to find out the mystery person so bad in my life! Worst part, it wouldn’t have helped! You had to read the story and even then, Brooklyn had me bouncing back and forth between who the person was. Darn her and her red herrings! In all seriousness, I really did enjoy this book but wish I had read it before The Write Way for Love, not because it is necessary, but it gives a really good introduction to Adam, Billie, and Sam. Knowing their characters better, is softens the sharp edges of Adam and Billie’s brief interactions in The Write Way for Love. Back to Moonshine, this book will absorb you as you become more and more committed to Jillian and her wild goose chase of her mystery man. I even found myself looking forward to the “notes” each time! A recommended quick read for those who love that novella magic.

Royalty romances have never been my ideal trope but I am starting to find the joy in them – especially when it is a commoner vs a royal. This book had me laughing from beginning to end. Anne was something else! The fact that she had to pretend to be prim and proper when it was the opposite of everything she truly was as a person (especially Leopard being her “spirit animal”) made for comedy gold. I enjoyed the reality show twist and the moments when the princesses became more “human” and less “high and mighty”. Scrappy things, weren’t they! I loved Gabriel and definitely want to read about his brothers, at least Phillip. My heart broke for what Anne and Gabriel had to endure when it came to their parents but loved how that is what connected them. The only thing that bothered me was that there was A LOT of building up for a very quick resolve. If felt like watching a runaway train heading towards utter disaster, only for the breaks to magically work in end and the train comes to a slow and steady stop. You find yourself saying “What just happened?” I have ever intention to read at least Book 2 to see where this story goes. Phillip was just too dreamy to not witness his HEA.

We. Love. To. See. It!!!! Wanted to feature this lovely 5-star review. And I love thinking of Brent, Skip, and Dick Glenn as delightful hate sinks.

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Review reads:

"What an incredible job M.L. Nolan does with crafting characters that feel real and relatable. The situations they're in never feel forced--by the narrative, at least.

The heat is smoking, the laughs are genuine, and the feels are so very real.

I devoured this book in one night, and I couldn't recommend it more to anyone who likes office romance, queer characters getting to be happy, and antagonists being delightful hate-sinks."

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(Also, if the person who wrote this wants to tag themself, it is up to you 😉😉😉😉😉😉)

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