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this was such a good book! if you love YOU DESERVE EACH OTHER, you would love this one to be honest. the heroine are quite similar and you know that Naomi is so chaotic and wild. Sadie is like that! She believe she is an asshole, though, like she is always selfish, but in reality, Sadie helps so many people and she's so caring concerning her loved ones.
This charming story of new beginnings and emotional growth has a sassy and likable narrator in Sadie, and the novel keeps a light tone despite touching on difficult subjects like toxic families and grief….Readers who enjoy female entrepreneurs, found family, and gentle romantic leads will enjoy.” – Library Journal There is a very good scene between Joel and Milo. It is another thing that is well done. And it perfectly sets up the ending. The scene between Milo and Poppy which follows is equally good and well written. And it's not obviously predictable.Speaking of the friend group, what an amazing group. I love their support for each other so much and I’d love to see them make appearances again in the future through their own books maybe? I don’t know I just know I need more of them. I love friend groups where you can tell that they’ve become proxy families to each other and Sadie’s group is definitely one of those. Makes my heart melt! All right. We are ROASTING Lease on Love today because apparently my toxic trait is hate reading romance books. I loved Poppy. She has the right mix of humility and competence. She's able to juggle Milo, Ingrid and Joel, at least for a while. She keeps a calm demeanor while panic is building inside. Rebecca Liddiard does a great job. She has no problem using her friends for free labour, putting them into fire, pushing her all life and friends to someone else's house, and never, ever apologise when she is wrong. Oh, and she never even asks people how they are. The friend group. All the secondary characters are one of the best friendship groups I've read. Especially, Gemma. Loved her.
If the author chose to make him addict who was in a program and has to wait until he commits to someone, if she decided to put one of them in relationship with someone else, that would make sense why the wait. Lease on Love was a delight on every level. Ballard delivers a soft, sweet story with enough shadows to make the happily ever after feel that much more earned… This is a beautiful love story about finding something precious that seems out of reach!’ Denise Williams, author of How to Fail at Flirting Laugh-out-loud banter, smart characters, and heartfelt charm…this rom-com has it all!” – Women’s World
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The group texts in this book deserves five stars! The author also publish a sequel consists of those texts and I’ll happily read it! But in my opinion positive things about this book exceed the plot holes so I’m still rounding up 3.5 stars to 4 entertaining, hilarious, heartfelt, hilarious stars! A fun, heart-warming light heated read. Highly enjoyable, and I can't wait to see what the talented Falon comes up with next' Yes, she had that little voice that tells her she isn't good enough, but the way she acts this whole book is all about her, her, her, and more than too many times she talks about herself being hot, awesome, great in bed act. This book was terrible (IMO). Everything about it was cringe worthy. The overuse of so many words, like "low key" low key killed me. If the author was trying to sound cliché millennial, she succeeded.. terribly.
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