A laugh-out-loud romantic comedy bursting with wit, chaos, and heart.
For Jessica Marsh, the thought of finding love on a dating app scares the life out of her. But with pressure from her bossy best friend, she pulls up her big-girl panties and embarks on the journey to find her happily ever after.
After messages from men whose chat-up lines start with an unsolicited photo, enough disastrous dates and laugh-out-loud chaos to last a lifetime, Jess is perfectly content to settle for a good book and a quiet night alone.
Until Elliot. Witty, teasing and dangerously easy to fall for.
What begins as banter and sizzling chemistry turns into something more. Something Jess believed she’d never find online.
A real connection. The kind that’s easy, steady and slightly terrifying.
With her fiercely loyal best friend keeping a watchful eye, Jess is forced to confront the one thing she’s been avoiding.
Falling in love, because heartbreak isn’t something she wants again.
🩷 He falls first
🩷 Dating app chaos
🩷 Second chance
🩷 RomCom
🩷 Hot chemistry
🩷 Feel good
🩷 Friendships
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This one piqued my interest. I have it on my TBR list. That list got really long the moment I became a KU reader.
I am currently reading It Lives in the Basement by Sahara Foley. I think she’s the Omaha author you mentioned to me on Facebook. I’m only 1/4 of the way into it. I’m enjoying it so far. It’s kind of fun to read about Omaha, too.
I tried that other book, Crash, but I couldn’t get into it. I can see that a lot of people like it, though, and I know you loved it. I feel bad for not liking it.
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We all like different things, so it’s fine not to like the same as me.
Finding My Forever does sound good, although it’s not on my Tabor as I donut like a too big list. I’ve got at least four, so Wien I’ve got through them, I’ll add more. I’m read The Earl’s Inconvenient Wife at the moment. Good so far, 😁
I really enjoyed It Lives in the Basement. It’s starts out one thing and turns into another.
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Thank you for the comment on The Earl’s Inconvenient Wife. 🙂
I hear you about the list. I try to keep mine short, too. Otherwise, I’ll forget the books on it.
I am now at the point It Lives in the Basement where they’re talking about the ancient god that did genetic manipulation. That kind of stuff fascinates me. I am now hooked for real on this book. (I’m so glad this thing doesn’t want to incubate in females. LOL)
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Haha! Yes, that’s what I mean by it starts as one thing and changes to another. It’s a long time since I read it, but remember how much I enjoyed it.
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