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A review by overbookedmama
Starry-Eyed Love by Helena Hunting
4.0
What a fun romance!
I adored London and Jackson's slow-burn romance. As much as they wanted to keep their relationship professional, they couldn't seem to keep their hands off of each other! The real steam didn't show up until after the first half of the book, though.
There was some surprising depth to this story. The main characters shared a lot of formative life experiences including grief and the sacrifices that come with running a successful business. I liked that they had a flirty friendship and felt like they could talk through their problems with each other. The plot had layers of drama - siblings, work, and romantic relationships were strained. Communication was a huge theme in this story!
My only criticism is that the ending felt a little rushed and the story didn't feel resolved until reading the epilogue.
Even though this book can be read as a standalone, I want to go back and read the first Spark House book now!
I won a copy of this book from St. Martin's and Helena Hunting on Goodreads. All thoughts are my own.
I adored London and Jackson's slow-burn romance. As much as they wanted to keep their relationship professional, they couldn't seem to keep their hands off of each other! The real steam didn't show up until after the first half of the book, though.
There was some surprising depth to this story. The main characters shared a lot of formative life experiences including grief and the sacrifices that come with running a successful business. I liked that they had a flirty friendship and felt like they could talk through their problems with each other. The plot had layers of drama - siblings, work, and romantic relationships were strained. Communication was a huge theme in this story!
My only criticism is that the ending felt a little rushed and the story didn't feel resolved until reading the epilogue.
Even though this book can be read as a standalone, I want to go back and read the first Spark House book now!
I won a copy of this book from St. Martin's and Helena Hunting on Goodreads. All thoughts are my own.