Lean in to Love is a contemporary sapphic Romance. Rory's roommate Maya falls in love with superstar London. Ellis’ role who is London's Agents is to make sure that London gets to her movie set without any scandals happening. Ellis and Rory’s first meeting is a disaster. The last thing Rory wants to do is come between Ellis and London or be near the Hollywood spotlight but Rory suspects that Maya’s intentions with London are not what they seem, so Rory and Ellis work together to save London’s Reputation and also the Ellis Turners Agency. After spending time together will the sparks fly between the pair and will they lean in to love.

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I really enjoyed this book. Its the type of book that will make u forgot that you are reading and instantly boost your mood.

I could see the chemistry between Rory and Ellis from the very start, they are so cute and adorable, but I wish the book had more focus on their relationship and a little less on Maya and London’s. I also hoped to see a little more on what happened to London and Maya after everything that happened. Other than that it was so enjoyable and such a fun read. Its fast-paced and a perfect read if you need a palate cleanser.

I highly recommend Lean in to Love. - 3 Stars !

*Thank you Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books for providing me this Arc in return for an honest review*

[ARC Review - Spoiler Free]

Lean in to Love by Catherine Lane is a contemporary lesbian romance novel that explores the challenges and rewards of working in the entertainment industry. The book follows the unlikely relationship between Ellis Turner, a successful Hollywood talent agent, and Rory, a chef, who met through their mutual connection to London Green, a famous actress and Ellis' client.

The book offers an insider's perspective on the glamorous and cutthroat world of Hollywood, where scandals, secrets, and lies are part of the daily routine. Ellis has to deal with London's erratic behavior, decisions, and her ruthless competitors, while trying to maintain her professional reputation and integrity.
Rory, on the other hand, is an outsider who is skeptical of the industry and its values, and who wants to expose the truth behind the headlines. She is also concerned about her roommate Maya, who is London's new girlfriend and who seems to have ulterior motives for dating the star.

The author skillfully depicts the chemistry and attraction between the characters (Rory and Ellis), and also explores the themes of identity, trust, and communication. However, I felt that the book could have given more attention to Rory and Ellis’s relationship, and less involving London and Maya, two secondary characters who seemed to overshadow the main couple. Either way this book is an enjoyable read, with a fast-paced plot. Would definitely recommend! Thank you NetGalley and Bold Strokes Books for this ARC!