In a Jam

"A sweet, spicy read. She's a kindergarten teacher, he's a farmer. "

"first book of the year! it was so sweet :)) I loved grumpy, “daddy bread baker” Noah, Shay and sweet, feisty Gennie! this was a small town, fake marriage, single parent romance! with sweet wholesome moments along with the spice we know and love from Kate Canterbary! all in all, I really enjoyed this one! a good start to the year :))"

"I put that I like it because there are a lot of cute and dreamy elements to this book but there's equally as much that gave me the ICK and frustrated me. "

"*very slight spoilers* i love this book more than anything, literally my dream dynamic for a relationship. now have a thing for cowboys (or would it be country guys?) though. that is 1000000% not a complaint. i’m a sucker for a good second chance plot line, though im kinda getting tired of the fake arrangement story so i did enjoy the slight twist with this one. i still hate spicy books tho. "

"<strong>The absolute worst</strong><br/><br/>I tried. I really tried, but I could only make it to the 67% mark. The last line I read was "Do as your told, wife!" I liked the first 20% of this book. The author was setting up a slow burn and the 2 main characters had set up hard boundaries for not letting their fake marriage hurt Gennie. It had potential. Then they go to a high school football game and the author flushes all that down the drain in favor of cliches and sex. I'm convinced that 90% of "romance" novelists don't understand what romance actually is and think it's just sex. Or that's all they actually want to write about and just use romance as a cover. I could have dealt with that, but Noah is the most cringe character ever written. He would not stop calling Shay "wife" and I wanted to pull my hair out. It was just so stupid. He's all over her every time they step foot in public, but the two of them are so stupid that they're shocked when Gennie and the rest of the town figure out they're married. This book got dumber the longer it went on. Throw in 2 chapters of the most dragged out sex scene I've ever read and I just couldn't take anymore of Noah telling me what he would or would not "allow" his wife to do. This author has some serious kinks wanting her man to degrade her and control her life. I wish her the best with that but this book was just too awful to finish. Life is too short."

"Not worth your time. This book is a drag I dnf at 40% because my poor brain could not take anymore torture. I’m so angry to have wasted my time with this book. The characters are bland and the little girl is soooo annoying I cringed every time she was on page. Do yourself a favor and don’t read this BORING BOOK. And that’s on period😤"

"Cute small town romance, nothing out of the extraordinary. Cozy read"

"Really g😌😌d!"

"<strong>whôôôa </strong><br/><br/>Very good book overall! Very « trope-y ». Would recommend, solid summer read that is not sooo light. Find you a Noah ;) 4⭐️"

"This book made me crave more from the author. While it isn't faultless, the plot takes a common premise and makes it the driving force while also providing other plot points. The marriage sham cover-up scenes come about rather naturally, interwoven with the entanglement of the rest of their lives."