The 101 on Love

 The 101 on Love

by Jennifer Youngblood

I loved this book so much! It was so hard to put it down and I finished it very quickly. 

This is my first book that I have read by Jennifer Youngblood and will be looking into others by her.

What I loved:

opposites attract

playful banter

loving friends and family

pushed out of comfort zone

Corbin and Blakely 

Getting over passed relationships can be hard. But when you have loving friends that help you get over it and push you to do things you don’t want to, you never know what could happen. 

I received a copy of this book for review.

Objection to Love

 Objection to Love

by Karen Thornell

“This would be a great place to kill someone.”

I loved this story from the moment I started reading it. Em & Garrett are the cutest couple. 

Em has a 10 year plan. Falling in love and dating didn’t fall into that 10 year plan. 

Enter Garrett. Her charming and handsome new neighbor who just moved in. He is determined to get Em to have fun. To not just spend all her time working. 

They both help each other to figure out what is most important in life.

For Letter or Worse

 For Letter or Worse

by: Esther Hatch

This story is a novella by that is part of the book a note of change. 

Harrison has long had feelings for Christine but didn’t feel like he was good enough for her. They grew up as siblings. 

Can she ever see him as more then a brother? Can they both find happiness?

Such a fun short story. With funny moments and misunderstandings.

The Best Intentions

 The Best Intentions
By Sarah M. Eden

I loved this story so much. What I loved:

loyal friendships

new family

fierce defenders

Listening to this story has made me love the Jonquil Brothers even more. Also made me want to reread all the books about them. 

I love that they take care of others around them. They don’t have to be family. They help you see that family is what you make it. 

I loved hearing how Gillian and Scott made the best of difficult situations. That they were problem solvers and didn’t just give up with the hand life dealt them. 

I listened to this on the Deseret Bookshelf.