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Four Star Review: 

Another win for Laikyn Meng! Cooper and Cameron’s first time meeting had me in stitches😂 I’m not great at flirting so I definitely related to Cameron and her word vomit. Cameron is figuring out who she is and what she wants out of love. Enter Cooper and tension multiplies👀 Cooper’s confidence is unmatched. Her ability to know who she is and go after what she wants is almost enviable! And she has set her sights on Cameron. One of the things that I loved about this story is that Cooper truly went out of her way to help Cameron be comfortable in her journey of self discovery. And as always, the spice is ✨immaculate✨The story wouldn’t be complete without 🌶drama🌶 I won’t say more because of spoilers but damn, the letter Cameron wrote made me want to throw my kindle across the room! If you’re into romances with queer characters and angsty reads, this is a great book for you! I received complimentary review copy from the author but it in no way influences my review.𝔽𝕒𝕧𝕠𝕣𝕚𝕥𝕖 𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕖𝕤:✨But then I saw you and thought, holy hell, the universe knows my soul better than I do✨I got the jackpot when it came to brothers (same)✨ "We are more sarcastic than supportive. But yeah, if I had a dead body to bury, they would already have the grave dug out for me."

-Goodreads

Five Star Review: 

I did not expect to be sobbing like I did. This isn't a straightforward romance where the couple meets, falls in love the end. This story is about unraveling negative self images, finding yourself, be honest, and taking responsibility for your actions. For such a short book the range of experiences and heartbreak was unexpected. The writing to almost felt like journal entries from both Cooper and Cameron. I still have hard feelings towards Cooper but they did get their HEA

-Goodreads

Four Star Review: 

I really enjoyed this love story that is as much about learning to love yourself as it is about finding a true partner. The personal journey of both women really resonated with me.

Cameron has felt out of place for a long time and she meets Cooper who radiates confidence and self assurance. I love that as much as the two women really prove a good match for eachother they both really needed to get back in touch with themselves to thrive together.

I also really appreciated the diversity in the novel. Cameron is Korean and Cooper is Indian and African American. I feel all of the diversity in the story was well portrayed and further added to a welcoming presence on the page that I was enveloped by as a reader. I loved how the main characters along with their family and friends grow into a welcoming family unit and continuous support system. Love is Love.

Cameron and Cooper's story is engaging and well paced and I found it highly relatable. I felt as if they could be my friends. Their story reinforced for me that we need to remember to be kind to one another, but we must also start being kinder to ourselves.

Favorite Quote:
"I don't think people go out of their way to hurt others. But, I believe we go out of our way to hurt ourselves."

-Goodreads