Love, Me
Love, Me
Jessica Saunders
my review : ✮✮✮
I’m a sucker for a celeb/normal person romance, so this was right up my alley. This isn’t your typical story where the “normal chick” sits next to Adam Driver at an award show and they’re swept up in a whirlwind romance (if you’re looking for that, read The Seat Filler). This one is much more complex and layered, and honestly feels a bit more realistic, right down to the ending. It’s a story about marriage, parenting, and all the chaos that comes with being a mom and wife. If you like your romance to be a bubbly escape, maybe this isn’t for you, but if you want to see a bit of yourself in the main character, I’d recommend it.
Rachel Miller is a mother of two, a successful lawyer, and in a marriage that’s on autopilot but overall happy. That is, until racy high school photos and love letters between her and A-list star Jack Bellow are leaked to the tabloids, turning her life upside down. Jack was her first love, and they ended things abruptly years ago. His reappearance via this scandal leaves her reeling and questioning what she really wants.
The story is told across a few timelines, so you get to watch Rachel and Jack fall in love, Rachel and her husband fall in love, and current-day Rachel navigate the aftermath of the scandal. It’s a super quick read that I really enjoyed!
you’ll love this book if you love:
Celeb / normal person
Second chance romance
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