Bookishly Ever After

This was just a miss for me. I may still try one of this author's full-length novels and see if that jives better with me, since I have friends that rave about her work.

There was one instance of nasty innuendo that also dinged my enjoyment and took me out of the story for a page, which I had to go back and reread. I also disliked that the hero would answer his door wearing nothing but a towel.

I felt like overall it stayed on the surface, and though there were attempts to go deeper which somehow still felt surface to me. I'm just going to set this down to mood (since I've read a lot of heavier stuff lately, it may be just that much lighter by comparison), primarily.

I did really like Emory's colorful experiences out of her books (park, escape room, etc) and I especially liked her statement that she enjoyed any books that were clean with no foul language and no sex. Good for the girl!!