This was a cozy, charming small town romcom, but the first half was ridiculously slow. There’s a lot of internal monologue before the story really gets moving. Once it finds its footing, the community vibe is sweet and fun.
Daphne and Finn had warm, easy chemistry, and I loved Finn as a single dad. His daughter Lucy absolutely stole the show. The foodie rivalry was cute, and the romance stayed clean but emotional. The final stretch was surprisingly strong, focusing on healing and community instead of a messy third act breakup. Faith elements were handled naturally.
Overall, a comforting read with heart and humor, even if it took far too long to get there.
(Disclosure: I received a digital review copy from NetGalley.)
★★★
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