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A review by sgt_books
Blurry Little Lines by Jenna Lockwood
emotional
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Synopsis: Following her painful divorce, Kelsie struggles to balance work, taking care of herself, and being a newly single mom. Luckily, she has her childhood best friend Max to lean on. Now that Kelsie is single, things feel different, but I s it worth risking their friendship over?
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Review: This was the book I didn’t know I needed! I’m gonna be honest, I was a little nervous going in as some of the tropes in this book are ones I typically avoid, but Lockwood has totally sold me on them! This book is friends to lovers without the annoying pining, it’s growing family without the awkward cringe, it’s brother’s best friend without the over-protection. She has absolutely nailed it!
Kelsie and Max are incredible protagonists with complex backstories and motivations, and a TON of growth throughout the novel. I’m a sucker for any step-up dad character, and Max is the best there is (like, sorry to my husband, but my standards raised ten fold), and Kelsie is such a caring and patient mom. They are an incredible team.
Overall, I think this is a great read and would absolutely recommend it if you’re looking for a new romance read!
/an advanced reader copy of this book was gifted to me in exchange for my honest opinion. Thank you, Jenna Lockwood, for valuing my review/
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Review: This was the book I didn’t know I needed! I’m gonna be honest, I was a little nervous going in as some of the tropes in this book are ones I typically avoid, but Lockwood has totally sold me on them! This book is friends to lovers without the annoying pining, it’s growing family without the awkward cringe, it’s brother’s best friend without the over-protection. She has absolutely nailed it!
Kelsie and Max are incredible protagonists with complex backstories and motivations, and a TON of growth throughout the novel. I’m a sucker for any step-up dad character, and Max is the best there is (like, sorry to my husband, but my standards raised ten fold), and Kelsie is such a caring and patient mom. They are an incredible team.
Overall, I think this is a great read and would absolutely recommend it if you’re looking for a new romance read!
/an advanced reader copy of this book was gifted to me in exchange for my honest opinion. Thank you, Jenna Lockwood, for valuing my review/