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A review by lilyrooke
Harmony by London Price
5.0
Having failed her pottery class, Hillary is desperate to graduate. But her professor won't budge, and, after a series of misunderstandings, Hillary has a new enemy at the top of her list. Yet, she can't deny there's a spark between her and Glenn, even if they've suggested she might have ADHD. Even when they challenge her in a whole host of new ways. Even when they might be exactly what she needs.
First, I've got to say I thought 'Harmony' included such refreshingly accurate depictions of how ADHD can present in women. Reading Hillary in this novel, it sets her behaviour in 'Acoustics' in rich context. I loved Hillary as a narrator, and I thought the novel did a great job balancing her romance with Glenn with her own journey towards self-acceptance.
I also loved the dynamic between Hillary and Glenn, and their scenes together were wonderful. I felt as though so much time and care was taken to explore what each of these characters would be like in a relationship, and their needs and cares were shown so well. These are among my very favourite steamy scenes, because of the emphasis on actions and dialogue that suit the characters so well, and build on each other in wonderful ways.
'Harmony' is a quick, thoroughly enjoyable read, with a compelling MC, well-developed LI, and sweet cameos from Colby and Chance from 'Acoustics'. Between the well-crafted steamy scenes and complex representation for ADHD, it's a must read for me. I'm very grateful to the author for providing an ARC of 'Harmony' in return for an honest review. These opinions are my own.
First, I've got to say I thought 'Harmony' included such refreshingly accurate depictions of how ADHD can present in women. Reading Hillary in this novel, it sets her behaviour in 'Acoustics' in rich context. I loved Hillary as a narrator, and I thought the novel did a great job balancing her romance with Glenn with her own journey towards self-acceptance.
I also loved the dynamic between Hillary and Glenn, and their scenes together were wonderful. I felt as though so much time and care was taken to explore what each of these characters would be like in a relationship, and their needs and cares were shown so well. These are among my very favourite steamy scenes, because of the emphasis on actions and dialogue that suit the characters so well, and build on each other in wonderful ways.
'Harmony' is a quick, thoroughly enjoyable read, with a compelling MC, well-developed LI, and sweet cameos from Colby and Chance from 'Acoustics'. Between the well-crafted steamy scenes and complex representation for ADHD, it's a must read for me. I'm very grateful to the author for providing an ARC of 'Harmony' in return for an honest review. These opinions are my own.