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A review by adogmomsbookishlife
Almost Like Being in Love by Sariah Wilson
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Thank you NetGalley and Montlake for this advanced copy.
I am learning that romance novellas are not my favorite as they tend to lean towards insta-love themes, which is also not my favorite trope. However, this novella is VERY well written. I would have loved to read this story as a full length novel.
This is a perfect Christmas novella as it takes place during a snow storm around Christmas / New Years. However, it also works to read in the fall simply for the magical realism themes. Lastly, if you are a regency romance reader, you will love this as the main male character is a sexy Scottish Laird.
This is one of the better novellas that I’ve read before, and I highly recommend it for someone looking for a quick read with a bit of heart. However, please be cautious of the trigger warnings as there is off-page and on-page cancer themes as well as themes of parental loss.
I am learning that romance novellas are not my favorite as they tend to lean towards insta-love themes, which is also not my favorite trope. However, this novella is VERY well written. I would have loved to read this story as a full length novel.
This is a perfect Christmas novella as it takes place during a snow storm around Christmas / New Years. However, it also works to read in the fall simply for the magical realism themes. Lastly, if you are a regency romance reader, you will love this as the main male character is a sexy Scottish Laird.
This is one of the better novellas that I’ve read before, and I highly recommend it for someone looking for a quick read with a bit of heart. However, please be cautious of the trigger warnings as there is off-page and on-page cancer themes as well as themes of parental loss.