
I‘m late posting my March reading report.
I‘m late posting my March reading report.
Summer in the City is a perfect summer book but yet it's just perfect all the time. Elle, is a screenwriter who is writing for a movie set in New York City. Elle meet Parker, who is a billionaire at a nightclub two years earlier, they have a stairwell hookup and she swears never to visit NYC again.
This was a lovely story from start to finish!
Book 40 of the year.
Oops! I was determined to leave the bookstore with only one new purchase... well, you can see how that turned out! 🤭📚
This is my first Alex Aster book and it is so fun. I love how pretty this book is with the stenciled edges, colorful end pages and embossed cover! There are four editions and each one is different. I have the Walmart edition.
This was such a fun romance set in NYC!
This was my first book by Alex Aster, so going into it I had no set expectations. I was pleasantly impressed!
Immediately, I was drawn in by the author‘s writing style. It was easy, effortless, and genuinely funny.
As for the two main characters, Elle and Parker, I liked Parker way more than I liked Elle.
Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/03/26/review-summer-in-the-city/
I haven‘t read any of Aster‘s books other than this one (forthcoming for 3/25), but I might have to! Her writing style is fun, and she manages to stay away from some of the most common clichés in modern romance while also providing the sort of comfortable predictability I personally want when reading this genre.