Mixed Signals (The Lovelight Series)

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if you've read the first two books we've a better idea than he does at the start as to why else this might be 😉 - bless his fam for their "good intentions" chats.

I guess me 🤷🏼‍♀️ - the fact that he was adorably sweet just wasn’t doing to me what i think it was supposed to be doing… so I was having a hard time connecting with the actual romance.

I loved every scene Beckett was in because he's still my favorite, although Caleb is a very close second. I always thought Caleb’s interest in Layla was pretty obvious but it seems quite clear in this book that she really didn’t have an idea. The same man I've seen at least twice a week for the past five years without thinking about his chest once.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The decision to impulsively get all Lovelight series books back in 2022 was the best one I've ever made because holy wow, it’s always the quiet ones isn’t it? Like why don't they fake date so they can critique each other after a month to allow each of them to be better daters? I don't usually come this far out for a date, but Bryce had been insistent about trying a new tiki bar right on the coast.This book works very nicely as a stand-alone but is part of the Lovelight Farms series and and is a wonderful addition to the series. I loved Caleb´s abuela who kept giving him life advice and tips while cooking for him, it felt so homey. It made me want to cry how hard he was on himself, how he prepared every date with all his care and a single thing going wrong would make him feel like a failure, like it was a signal of him not being good enough for her. When the car pulled up in my driveway, I thought Bryce sent a Lyft driver to pick me up for the evening.

But as we readers have seen from the first book, there's someone in town who has clearly had a crush on the lovely Layla for quite a while, and once she finally notices him, they start a no-strings-attached dating experiment. But ultimately it was up to her to give him the green light, to make things right, make that move forward. From ADORABLE 🥹 Beckett’s “animal sanctuary”, to Caleb’s pineapple shirt, the illicit underground baked goods trading, and everything that happens after… these characters are going to stick with me a while! And it often is, unfortunately but this just felt quite a bit weaker than a lot of others and it was done for flimsy reasons and took like one random conversation with someone to set it straight and for me, that just felt a bit unnecessary. Also bc she mentioned the best novella to ever grace spanish television "Corazon Salvaje") If you know, you know!Overall this book is nice and fun read not having any plots and one of the reasons for rating it low was the plot point was that 3rd act breakup and I don’t like that trope much.

K. Borison is fueled almost entirely by coffee and spends her days with imaginary characters doing imaginary things. Which has nothing to do with his long-term crush on the hot bakery owner who serves him coffee every morning .Even in the middle of the summer when the humidity is so thick it feels like I'm walking through Jell-O, the sticky heat making my hair curl.