![]() ![]() ![]() Including just a re-imagining of the phone book. In the end, I still adore Whitney G and I WILL read whatever she puts out. Most of all though, I didn’t love Arizona’s actions in the last 40% and it kinda wrapped up a bit fast for me (after I spent 20 % internally berating her). I struggled with the quick shift from friends to lovers but maybe that is normal for the trope? I don’t read a ton of friends-to-lovers as I haven’t found one that has truly blown me away. So why not 4 or 5 stars? It all comes down to personal preference. Lower on the steam compared to the other books I’ve read, but definitely still worthy of a light-blush. It really made me laugh out loud when the janitor stumbled on them. It really showed glimpses of how their relationship formed and adapted as they grew older. What I loved most was the flashback emails/texts/notes between those two. My opinion of her shifted dramatically as I read. Character wise, Carter was the fantastic, swoon-worthy and all-around great guy we love to swoon after. ![]() ![]() I love Whitney G’s other work, my favorites to date are Reasonable Doubt and Naughty Boss, and like the others I have read Sincerely, Carter was well-written and engaging. This was definitely a cute, quick read and started off my Romanceopoly challenge on the right note. ![]()
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