Who is this book for?
- Fans of small-town romance novels with a cozy atmosphere.
- Readers who enjoy the single dad and nanny trope in romance stories.
- Those looking for a light, feel-good read with some steamy moments.
- People who appreciate stories with found family themes and cute child characters.
- Fans of cooking-themed romances, especially those involving pancakes and baking.
Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?
- Readers seeking complex character development and deep emotional connections.
- Those who dislike predictable romance plots and prefer more original storylines.
- People who are sensitive to unrealistic portrayals of children in fiction.
- Readers who prefer slow-burn romances with more tension and build-up.
- Those who are looking for a romance with minimal focus on family dynamics or children.
Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book
- Heartwarming and uplifting story that can improve one's mood
- Sweet and cozy small-town romance with a charming setting
- Adorable and well-executed single dad and nanny trope
- Cute and wholesome moments throughout the story
- Fast-paced and easy to read
- Likable child character (Olive) that adds to the story
- Comforting and escapist read
- Interesting pancake recipes and food descriptions
- Good representation of found family dynamics
- Steamy romance scenes for those who enjoy spice
Things people didn't like as much about this book
- Predictable plot and romance development
- Lack of depth in character development for some readers
- Insta-lust and shallow connection between main characters
- Unrealistic portrayal of 5-year-old child's behavior
- Unnecessary pregnancy plot point at the end
- Repetitive internal monologue about attraction to boss/employee
- Lack of emotional resolution for female lead's backstory
- Poor writing quality according to some reviewers
- Lack of chemistry and tension in the romance
- Disconnected narrative style that fails to engage some readers
