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I loved Very so much! I also loved secondary characters who were already familiar from the first installment. All characters were fleshed out nicely and that made everything feel alive.

I loved how fun this book was, some sentences made me laugh and setting was also awesome.

This was really delightful story that was so much more realistic than so many other romance novels.

#SeriesRead2022 #holidayromancebingo (fake dating)

Following almost straight on from the first book, this time about Verity. Each chapter is headed by a 'Pride & Prejudice' quote with more sprinkled through the chapters, since Very has memorised the book. Happy to say I can identify them all. 😄

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I really enjoyed True Love at the Lonely Hearts Bookshop! It's the second in the series by Annie Darling. I really liked the fact that this one mostly followed different characters then the first book. So you can read it as a stand alone book if you haven't read the first one. True Love follows Verity True and Johnny Love who met all thanks to her fake boyfriend "Peter The Oceanographer".

I've spent my day listening to True Love At The Lonely Hearts Bookshop while working on my diamond painting. I'm finally almost done with this one

Lately I've been reading The Death Cure, True Love at the Lonely Hearts Bookshop, and The Accidental Beauty Queen. I'm enjoying them all so far

Listening to book two from the Lonely Hearts Bookshop series by Annie Darling. Hopefully I like it as much as the first. I'm currently writing a couple cards/letters to send to some of my #LitsyLove pals. I'm sorry I went missing but I'm back to it now. If any one I haven't written to yet in there is interested in a letter/card/postcard let me know ❤

I this book is my choicefor this option on my #popsugarchallenge

Very good. Even though at times I wasn't that taken with Verity (the main character) she eventually grew on me and the story with it and was sad to end the story as it was so good.

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14/20 for my #mounttbrchallenge
@DivaDiane

Picked this up in the very limited English section at the Vienna train station. I was looking for something light because I can't read anything heavy when I'm on vacation and traveling. This was a fun book. Perfect for what I needed and exactly what you would expect from the cover. There's a book that comes before it but it stands just fine on its own. I particularly enjoyed the Jane Austen/ Pride and Prejudice references 😊

Lovely, light fluffy romance. Villains (the awful and self centred Marissa), tortured heroes (Johnny) and an Elizabeth Bennet channelling leading lady (Verity) all blend together to make a delicious journey from accepting loneliness as your fate to embracing the joys and compromises of loving someone. You know what the end will be, but the route there is extremely fun. Give William and Elspeth a sequel!