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A review by kerosenelit
Accidentally Amy by Lynn Painter
funny
lighthearted
3.5
I first read this back in 2022 through Kindle Unlimited and absolutely loved it. Since then, it's always been my favourite Lynn Painter book. If you’re unaware, this is a revamped version published by Berkley! You can expect a POV change, new characters, and additional chapters!
There’s something really special about Lynn Painter’s writing. Her dialogue is so addictive. I practically inhale her stories! This one begins with a stolen latte, sparking an instant connection between Izzy and Blake (a.k.a. Amy and Mr. Chest). But when they discover Izzy works under Blake at her new job, they have to get extra creative to continue their newfound friendship.
Izzy is such a memorable character! Her sense of humour is utterly chaotic, but I adored her for it. I loved how Blake totally embraced her quirks, even playing into them. Their texts and banter were so funny! And I must add, Blake spoiling his cats was definitely a highlight.
But for some reason, I didn't enjoy this updated version as much. Was it the switch to first person POV? Or maybe my preferences have just changed? The romance itself felt much more lusty and erratic than I remember. It’s still a very fun and silly read—I'm just surprised that my opinion changed. I really wish I had my original copy to compare and contrast!
3.5 ⭐
(heat level: a few open-door scenes, mild to moderate details)
Thank you Berkley Romance for the gifted copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
There’s something really special about Lynn Painter’s writing. Her dialogue is so addictive. I practically inhale her stories! This one begins with a stolen latte, sparking an instant connection between Izzy and Blake (a.k.a. Amy and Mr. Chest). But when they discover Izzy works under Blake at her new job, they have to get extra creative to continue their newfound friendship.
Izzy is such a memorable character! Her sense of humour is utterly chaotic, but I adored her for it. I loved how Blake totally embraced her quirks, even playing into them. Their texts and banter were so funny! And I must add, Blake spoiling his cats was definitely a highlight.
But for some reason, I didn't enjoy this updated version as much. Was it the switch to first person POV? Or maybe my preferences have just changed? The romance itself felt much more lusty and erratic than I remember. It’s still a very fun and silly read—I'm just surprised that my opinion changed. I really wish I had my original copy to compare and contrast!
3.5 ⭐
(heat level: a few open-door scenes, mild to moderate details)
Thank you Berkley Romance for the gifted copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.