Despite the title, this wasn’t entirely cute. It was full of grief and mourning, but the way that it was written was very mindful and respectful that it doesn’t weigh TOO heavily on your heart. You feel for the characters—you rage when they rage, weep when they do, get 🥵 when they do, and celebrate with them the wins.
This was a beautiful story of love in a found family blooming and blossoming from a tragedy.
Honestly if there’s one thing I would’ve changed here is how long it took them to figure out the reason behind the custody case because geddenit it was so obvious but they weren’t doing anything about it.
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sad, cute, steamy, and sweet...all in one book
Meet Cute was a really fun book with a lot of laughable moments despite covering some heavy and sad topics. Kailyn and Daxton meet when she literally runs into him on their first day of law school. Daxton is also a former teen-star who Kailyn was slightly obsessed with as a teenager. The story jumps forward to him betraying her at the end of law school and she never sees him again until he walks in with his parents to set up a trust. Then, we jump forward again when Dax becomes the guardian of his thirteen-year-old sister, Emme, and Kailyn becomes involved with her trust. Things get tricky when Kailyn’s boss wants her to recruit him to work for their law firm and Dax’s aunt fights for custody of Emme. Dax and Kailyn are forced to work together for Emme’s sake. Their chemistry is amazing and so steamy! I feel like there was a lot going on in this story, but it all moved along smoothly. There’s also a bit of a mystery involving the aunt that was interesting to read as Kailyn slowly unravels it. Meet Cute is basically a mix of enemies-to-lovers and friends-to-lovers and it was a perfect read for February.*CW: parental death
