Terms and Conditions | By Lauren Asher
Terms and Conditions was a one-time read for me. I was determined to finish this much-hyped series, but now I’m uncertain about continuing.
Terms and Conditions was a one-time read for me. I was determined to finish this much-hyped series, but now I’m uncertain about continuing.
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The Wishing Game is a whimsical tale and a tribute to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It is a nostalgic callback to all those kids, now adults, who waited for a letter from Hogwarts or a hidden Narnia in their wardrobe.
Funny Story is yet another Emily Henry romance that is made up of two vastly different yet vibrant and flawed central characters.
The Irish Goodbye is all about how two broken hearts mend each other and find love. If you are looking for a novel that talks about healing and moving on with a bit of an Irish charm and romance, this is your pick.
Same Time Next Year had an interesting yet familiar premise. It’s a fake dating, marriage of convenience trope and the story starts from page one.
The Right Move was fun, entertaining and a comfort read. The whole ensemble cast with their main character energy from their own previous books or potential sequels makes this even more enjoyable to read.
The Woman Who Ran Away From Everything is the the self-discovering journey of a woman who finally learns to take up her space.
The Fine Print was a one time romance read for me. If you can turn your gaze away from the slightly problematic start of the romance, you might actually end up enjoying this one.