I just read The Love Hypothesis and was honestly so surprised by how much I liked it (and honestly their texting was what won me over, I love that lowkey secondhand anxiety/excitement from texting a crush… I felt it in my bones while I was reading). I have a sample on my kindle for The Wedding Crasher, I’ll have to get the full version soon!
I have not read The Love Hypothesis (But I read Love on the Brain and the Love to Loathe You 3 novellas in 1 book Ali Hazelworth just released).
Without getting too much into spoilers, I enjoyed reading all the books, but I also see that Ali Hazelworth is mostly sticking with enemies to lovers, and also that the men are very similar in style/looks/attitudes). Reading so many books, do you prefer an author to be able to write different scenarios/types of characters? Or if they they are good at one thing, are you okay if they stick to that thing?
I just read The Love Hypothesis and was honestly so surprised by how much I liked it (and honestly their texting was what won me over, I love that lowkey secondhand anxiety/excitement from texting a crush… I felt it in my bones while I was reading). I have a sample on my kindle for The Wedding Crasher, I’ll have to get the full version soon!
I have not read The Love Hypothesis (But I read Love on the Brain and the Love to Loathe You 3 novellas in 1 book Ali Hazelworth just released).
Without getting too much into spoilers, I enjoyed reading all the books, but I also see that Ali Hazelworth is mostly sticking with enemies to lovers, and also that the men are very similar in style/looks/attitudes). Reading so many books, do you prefer an author to be able to write different scenarios/types of characters? Or if they they are good at one thing, are you okay if they stick to that thing?