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This was a fun rom-com with a lot of depth!

First off, the title is perfect because it sums up the book so well. Two friends, Theo and Evie, get married so Evie (who has a chronic illness) can get good health benefits and together they qualify for Theo‘s rent controlled apartment.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/04/23/review-friends-with-benefits/

I don‘t understand why some reviewers said this was just okay… I really love reading Ali Hazelwood‘s books because they are not just romance but have substance which makes you think and understand different points of view. I really loved this and will always purchase her books as they are always beautifully written

#FirstLineFriday @ShyBookOwl

"I scan the room, searching for familiar faces - anyone in my department at Moorehead Media who I know well enough to strike up a menial conversation with."

I need something to listen to at work. So I am starting this one now. ❤️🎧📕
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A chill Good Friday morning from my favourite spot (with a few more new plants).

Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView

#tlt

I got 51%… top three: Harry Potter, the Hunger Games, and to kill a mockingbird

I love how Lukas was definitely YEARNING for Scarlett at the very end, and admitted that he actually had been from the very start.

“Always in the palms of your hand, Scarlett.“

EXCUSE YOU. I WAS CRYING, GIGGLING, LAUGHING AND KICKING MY FEET.

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

This is the first Ali Hazelwood I didn‘t read the second I could get my mitts on it, and that will never happen again. I was put off by some marketing that this was darker, and I didn‘t love the drama in Not In Love and worried it would be similar, but this is a new all-time fav, exploring a dominance and submission kink in a super hot, emotionally complex, and still giggle-and-kick-your-feet worthy way—trademarks of all my favs by this author!