Pumpkin Spice and Not So Nice Book Review - No Spoilers
Plot Summary
Pumpkin Spice and Not So Nice by Becky Monson follows Jenna Peterson, a woman who has a knack for dating emotionally unavailable men. After finding a mysterious $50 bill with a handwritten note at her family's pumpkin patch, she discovers that the note belongs to Aidan St. Claire, a man who is as intriguing as he is emotionally distant. Despite her reservations, Jenna is drawn to him, leading to a romance filled with challenges and personal growth.
Why I Love This Book
I love the autumn setting of this novel. The pumpkin patch, the crisp air, and the cozy vibes make it the perfect read for fall. Jenna's character is relatable; her struggles with relationships and self-worth resonate deeply. Aidan, though emotionally unavailable, is complex and layered, making their interactions compelling. The slow-burn romance kept me hooked, and the moments of humor provided a nice balance to the emotional depth of the story.
Who Will Like This Book
If you enjoy slow-burn romances with a touch of humor and emotional depth, you'll love this book. It's perfect for readers who appreciate character-driven stories with themes of personal growth and healing. The autumn setting adds a cozy touch, making it an ideal read for the fall season.
⚠️ Trigger warning: This book contains themes of emotional unavailability and relationship challenges, which may be sensitive for some readers.
Tagged As
fall romance, slow burn, emotional growth, pumpkin patch, small town, contemporary romance, humor, emotional depth, character-driven, autumn setting, self-discovery, indie romance, standalone, HEA
Steam Level
The romance is sweet with some tender moments, but it doesn't delve into explicit scenes. The focus is more on emotional connection and personal growth than on physical intimacy.
