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When an Endearment is a Turn Off

Before Girl by Kate Canterbary

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This one definitely wasn’t for me. A few weeks ago, someone mentioned The Worst Guy on Twitter and said that the hero in that one had falsely been classified as an asshole when he was grumpy. Of course, I went to Goodreads quickly to see if any of my friends had read it, and saw Emmalita had given it positive feedback. In fact I enjoyed it so much, I wanted to pick up something else by her, especially since there are so many couples in […]

A wonderful introduction to the writing of Kate Canterbary

The Worst Guy by Kate Canterbary

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4.5 stars Sebastian Stremmel is a trauma surgeon at a large Boston hospital, rumoured to be the chief of staff’s pick for the next chief of surgery. He’s also known to be grumpy, rather antisocial, and a workaholic. Sara Shapiro is an introverted plastic surgeon working at the same hospital who forces herself to be cheerful and friendly in public to hide her own social anxiety and unease around others. Sebastian finds Sara annoyingly chirpy, she finds him unbelievably rude and arrogant. They try to […]

Everything is better with fancy toast

The Belle and the Beard by Kate Canterbary

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I don’t review every book I read. I hadn’t really planned to review this book because I didn’t particularly have anything well formulated to say. But, for some reason, I was looking at the reviews on Goodreads and saw that someone got big mad because Linden and Jasper-Ann are both pansexual. That reviewer only wants straightness in their romance – that’s what they actually said and a whole lot of people liked their review. And now I’m mad that they were mad and I’m writing […]

No one could keep a good b*tch down…but that didn’t mean she wouldn’t end up on the floor.

The Worst Guy by Kate Canterbary

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It’s the romances that feature the difficult people who feel unlovable that get to me every time. Add in some hurt-comfort and I am trash for your book. Kate Canterbary’s The Worst Guy gives us two people who feel like they are too difficult to love finding out that they love the most difficult parts of each other and then building a relationship that works for them. Sebastian Stemmel is a trauma surgeon at a Boston hospital. Sara Shapiro is a plastic surgeon at the […]



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