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A review by natslibrary
The Brightest Light of Sunshine by Lisina Coney
4.0
I’ve been wanting to read this book for a while now and it was everything I expected it to be; a warm hug, comfort and so many cute moments. Not only does the cover give you that vibe but the little snippets the author posts on her page.
And I loved this book a lot.
It was a great debut novel and I have no doubt in my mind that the author will have some amazing books out next. It may not have been perfect (there were some cringey scenes for me here and there) but it was really good anyway!
I really liked Grace’s development throughout the book and the support she got from her family and friends. I really liked Cal as well but the ‘conflict’ towards the end of the book felt unnecessary and I just think he had all this development with his relationship and then boom back to square one. Maddie was a ray of sunshine and I really liked how she wasn’t just there in brief mentions but she actually had lots of scenes in the book (a problem I find in lots of single parent books so I was really glad, this wasn’t the case).
I also wasn’t a fan of how Cal always mentioned their age difference in the start of the book like it was a bad thing and then, proceeded to go after Grace anyway. But thankfully, it wasn’t mentioned a lot afterwards.
Overall, it was a great book for those that want a cute fluffy romance. Totally recommend!
And I loved this book a lot.
It was a great debut novel and I have no doubt in my mind that the author will have some amazing books out next. It may not have been perfect (there were some cringey scenes for me here and there) but it was really good anyway!
I really liked Grace’s development throughout the book and the support she got from her family and friends. I really liked Cal as well but the ‘conflict’ towards the end of the book felt unnecessary and I just think he had all this development with his relationship and then boom back to square one. Maddie was a ray of sunshine and I really liked how she wasn’t just there in brief mentions but she actually had lots of scenes in the book (a problem I find in lots of single parent books so I was really glad, this wasn’t the case).
I also wasn’t a fan of how Cal always mentioned their age difference in the start of the book like it was a bad thing and then, proceeded to go after Grace anyway. But thankfully, it wasn’t mentioned a lot afterwards.
Overall, it was a great book for those that want a cute fluffy romance. Totally recommend!