4 stars! This was such a fun romance! I really liked both of our main characters, I really felt the chemistry with them. I also liked the other plots going on!

All I can say about this one is just that I was really bored while reading it. I was hoping that this would be the one to get me out of a slump, but that was just not the case.

This book was not what I thought it would be.
Therefore, I did not finish reading it.
I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

What can I say about the book except I enjoyed it so much I couldn’t put it down. I started to research other books by the author to line up my next read and was disappointed to find I’d be waiting. I want more, I want to read more from the author, I want to know that Audrey and Toni get their happy ever after, that their plans are successful. I’m desperate to know what happened between Willa and Greta. Also can the third book be Max’s story.
This is a wonderful, funny, emotional rollercoaster of a book that makes you want to skip work so you can keep reading

3.5 stars, this book is cute. I did have some issues with the general instalove and the long road to acceptance, but otherwise, a quick read. I love a sapphic romance and this delivered.

I really loved this book so much and read in within 16 hours. It is such a quick read and this is in part to both the writing style and also the characters who made it. I loved the cast of characters who Laura Henry has introduced me to and want to have more of this story and see what happens further on in their love story. I love that this is a queer romance which is the first one that I have read where the whole cast of characters are LGBTQ and it has been refreshing to read.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC!

This was a sweet, addictive lgbtq+ romance. The characters also definitely come with some baggage so be ready for a bit of drama! The tension was just right in this story, and I’d say the spice is about 3/5 peppers. There are a couple tropes that are spoilerish but if forbidden love (ish) is your jam this may be a pleasant surprise for you. 3.75 stars rounded to 4.

Wonderfully spicy right from the start, and there's even a bit of Christmas thrown in there too! I did get a bit confused between the two POVs at times as they didn't feel hugely distinct, but that's probably a "me" problem lol. Overall I'd definitely recommend this LGBT romance and I'm looking forward to more books from this author.

A bit of a slow burn for me. Had high hopes but DNF around half way.
It could hit home for some people though!

This book was so much fun, it was spicy, it had me laughing out loud , not just a loud nose exhale, it had miscommunication, but also really good communication, wonderful sisterly bonds, takes place in the amazing Colorado, and it was WLW. AMAZING

Audrey-a put together, business consultant, BAMF, amazing singer, wine connoisseur

Toni- a fucking hot granola gay, who has an amazing business venture for their family company, and jumps off cliffs

Willa- Audrey's twin, comedian, plant mom, baby bi

Greta Toni's older sister, possible baby bi, ice queen, prankster

Greta and Toni hire a business team to help grow their families multi-million dollar business. Of course they chose Audrey who unknowingly hooked up with Toni and had a God honest religious moment (get it lol) two days before. How will they survive the next 6 months? Idk (well I mean I do know, but you should find out)

Honestly a really great way to start off my holiday reading (I didn't even realize it was going to be Christmas centric, but I sure am glad for it)

Audrey is just getting out of an abusive relationship when she sleeps with Toni-- what's meant to be a hot one night stand turns into something else when it turns out the company she is starting a contracting position with is Toni's family's business.

I quite enjoyed this! I always love a one night stand turns into workplace romance plot book. It was a fun, steamy, and relatively light read. The characters were well-written with great chemistry. I was concerned about the element of the plot where Audrey was just getting out of a relationship, but the book addressed this fairly decently (although I still thought they could have taken things a bit slower!)

The miscommunication trope is in dire need of retirement. Authors, let it go! I don't care how realistic it is, it makes me cringe every time. This was okay, nothing special.

This was an incredibly enjoyable experience with a unique and easy readible writing style. The dual POV helps get into the minds of our main characters, which is always a bonus in this genre.
Highly recommend for a cozy read.

dnf 10%
this book sounded good & i’m sure it is a fun read that i would enjoy i just cant get past the writing style. i’ve found it very difficult for me to pick up the book.

I really enjoyed this book! I devoured it in one day and barely put it down, it was such a fast and easy read. It has a dual POV of the main characters, Audrey and Toni which I liked because I was able to see what the other was thinking. I liked Toni more than Audrey but loved their connection and thought it was a great read with some humour and drama. I also loved Willa and Greta and wish that I got more of them.
I don't usually mind the typical '3rd act breakup trope' if it is done well but this one all came down to their lack of communication skills which annoyed me a little bit.
Overall this is a really good and fun sapphic romance and I would love to read more of the author's work.

As soon as I started reading, I realised I'd already listened to the story, which was released in 2021, in audiobook, under the title Hold Me Closer, Toni Danzig. I wish this have been mentioned somewhere, as I wouldn't have requested this book. But since I did, here's the review I wrote in 2021:
3.5⭐️ – I had things to do around the house and needed a short audiobook to keep me company, and I remembered someone recommending this one on Facebook (I don’t remember who it was but thank you). It’s included in the Audible Plus subscription.

Most grand gestures aim at getting the girl, but who said you can’t break up with one too? Toni is DJ-ing karaoke at her friend’s bar when Audrey asks for the greatest break-up song of all time. Audrey is usually reserved when she comes to the bar, and Toni has always thought she was intriguing but never talked to her. When Audrey slays her performance then runs away, Toni follows to make sure she’s okay. Coffee turns into a wild night of sex (you’ll have to trust the author on that, it’s all fade to black). When they meet again unexpectedly in a professional setting, Audrey can’t help but reconsider her decision to only have a one-night stand with Toni, while Toni’s sister reminds her over and over she needs to keep it professional for the sake of the family business.

Okay, this novella was extremely sweet and funny (I love both sisters). I don’t often enjoy dual narration, and I’m still not sure why authors/publishers choose it, but I liked both narrators, Lori Prince as usual and Suehyla El-Attar who is a new narrator for me, despite the foreign accents being a tad forced. An enjoyable listen before Christmas.

A lesbian short romcom with Hallmark movie vibes. Nothing deep, nothing super posh or literary, just good old cringe, sexual tension and unrealistic scenarios. It's just fun!

This was a bit too insta love for me. However, I did enjoy the dual POV. Overall, I wasn’t very invested in the characters relationship or the outcome of the story.

Thanks kindly to NetGalley and Bookouture for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This book was one of a series of romcom books I was reviewing so in that context, About Last Night was an okay read. I liked that it featured a queer romance but felt the spicy language felt more forced than authentic. Overall it felt a little meh - certainly wasn't one I devoured quickly - just kept going hoping it would get better.

This is the first book I’ve read by this author and it definitely won’t be my last. I thought it's was a cute and endearing queer romcom with both spice and plot. It gave me what I'm after in a romance, I would happily read more by this author.