This book is a thrilling ride filled with mystery, emotion, and unforgettable moments that kept me on the edge of my seat from start to finish.

Cove’s storytelling is captivating, and the way she weaves together the lives of the characters is nothing short of brilliant. I loved how the plot unfolded, revealing secrets and twists that I never saw coming! The protagonist’s journey of self-discovery and resilience was so inspiring, and I found myself rooting for her every step of the way.

What really stood out to me was the exploration of relationships and the impact of our choices. The themes of trust and redemption resonated deeply, making this not just a thrilling read but also a thought-provoking one.

This is my first read by Kay Cove. I really enjoyed it and even though there were some things I had predicted there were still some surprises. I was happy the romance aspect didn't take too long to happen. I liked the flashbacks of the grandmother and the hints of her life and what she gave up in order to give her family a secure life. I wish Lennox had known the grandmother better, though. I feel like they would have gotten along, and it would have been interesting if she had lived and was a mentor to her. I look forward to reading the first book and the next book in the series.

Wow - I needed a fan around while reading this book! Quick read with a friends-to lovers trope that I can never resist! Thanks for the copy of this fun read. Off to read Book #1 that I didn't know existed!

This was a great read!

The story was well-written with well-developed characters. It was easy to get hooked on the story. Dex and Lennox both were amazing characters. They were obviously meant to be together. I liked how they were friends first before eventually becoming something more. I do wish there was more of Lennox with Dex's grandmother. She was amazing and they definitely would've been best friends.


I highly recommend reading this book! It will for sure make you a fan of Kay Cove! I can't wait to read more books from her!


Thank You Victory Editing NetGalley Co-op | Page & Vine for the copy of this book!

Kay is an expert at writing and capturing your full attention. I loved this novel, the characters, and Dottie above everything else. I just wanted to see her and Jacob together for the last time because her personal story broke my heart. However, I believe they actually met in that gazebo in the afterlife.

Thank you to Victory Editing NetGalley Co-op & Netgalley for this e-ARC.

Usually not a fan of fake marriage tropes but I will always love friends to lovers. This was both super cute and sexy. Good intro to a new to me author!

Fun and exciting fake marriage. Convenience quickly becomes much more than an arrangement. Loved this one, super fun.

Dex and Lennox have both been in love with the other for years, unfortunately neither will tell the other. Oh, and Dex is a secret billionaire who is suddenly dealing with unexpected inheritance terms. Can their friendship survive a marriage of convenience to earn that inheritance and a very sexist board of directors at the inherited company? Full of twists and curveballs and spice, this was a thoroughly enjoyable read. Dex just wants to be a simp for Lennox, life just needs to get out of the way.

Great billionaire romance! The spicy scenes are 🥵 and the way Dex supports Lennox 😚🤌!

Thank you Page & Vine for granting me an ARC!

Absolutely loved! Thank you for allowing me to read Snapshot. Dex and Lennox was a really cute couple and I love seeing the slight interconnections between all of the characters.

Kay Cove’s Snapshot: Lessons in Love is a passionate and heartfelt romance that weaves the excitement of a high-stakes marriage of convenience with an exploration of love, ambition, and personal growth. The story follows two friends whose seemingly practical arrangement turns into an unexpected emotional journey, revealing their complex feelings and aspirations.

The plot centers on Dex, a billionaire suddenly given the condition that he must be married to inherit his grandmother’s cruise line. Enter Lennox, his close friend who, facing financial uncertainty, agrees to be his wife for a year. What begins as a strategic business move quickly deepens as they juggle corporate demands and a growing romantic tension, blurring the lines between pretense and genuine affection.

The chemistry between Dex and Lennox is electric from the start. Cove skillfully builds a slow-burn connection through subtle glances and playful exchanges that keep readers hooked. Their shift from friendship to something more profound is convincing, with each shared experience unveiling new layers to their bond. The characters’ personal growth is equally captivating, as Dex evolves from a laid-back bachelor to someone confronting the responsibilities of his family’s empire, while Lennox steps confidently into her role, proving her ability to navigate the corporate world.

The novel excels in addressing themes of self-worth and breaking through societal expectations. Both Dex and Lennox grapple with insecurities—Dex with the legacy his grandmother left him and Lennox with proving herself in a world that often underestimates her. Their growth is both authentic and compelling, adding depth to their romance and making their journey together more rewarding. The corporate intrigue enhances the narrative, with Lennox’s strength and resilience taking center stage as she faces tough boardroom challenges.

For romance fans looking for a story with substance, Snapshot: Lessons in Love strikes the perfect balance of passion, suspense, and empowerment. The steamy scenes are tastefully crafted, adding to the emotional intensity without overshadowing the story’s heartfelt themes. Cove’s witty dialogue and well-layered storytelling bring to life a tale of love that’s not only about attraction but also about discovering courage and resilience.

In short, Snapshot: Lessons in Love is a satisfying read that offers romance, intrigue, and transformation. It’s a must-read for anyone who loves a story where the passion is matched by character depth and high stakes.

A huge thank you to NetGalley and Victory Editing for providing this digital reviewer copy of such a captivating romance in exchange for my honest review.

this story was just absolutely beautiful 🥹 The friends to lovers aspect was perfect. There’s so many layers in this book with Dex and Lennox and with Dex’s grandmother, Dottie and the man that got away 🥺 Dottie’s POV were so sweet but broke my heart at all the same time 😩

This was my first time reading this author.

The plot was interesting, not a cut and dry marriage of convenience. There were a lot of side characters and moving parts. Lost love, betrayal, friends to lovers and secrets…. so many secrets.

The story is told from several POV. The beginning was different, the middle part was clunky and the ending felt a bit rushed. All loose ends were tied up, no lingering mysteries. I will admit, I saw the twist coming right out of the gate. Despite all that I did enjoy the story.

Snapshot offers a rich story with loveable characters that have you cheering for their success. The story jumps in to the plot quickly and you can feel the passion and slow burn of Lennox and Dex. You get to know the characters as friends before they are lovers and learn their history in the “snapshots” of flashbacks throughout the book. I had a love/hate with those scenes as at times it was such an abrupt shift to go backward, but in other instances it made sense to further the plot to put them where they were. I loved seeing the push and pull of Lennox and Dex fighting their attraction and getting to know them through their faults and seeing why they were fighting through those snapshots, but almost wished it was done at the front end then did the time jump to the rest of the book.

While I liked the book overall, I feel the last third of the book was rushed and I am missing greater details of the story. I got to know the characters through chapters and chapters of why they end up in their marriage of convenience, for it to only be kind of glossed over in order to get to the end. I wanted to see more of Lennox taking on a role in the company, or at least trying, and feel the tension between the board/staff. Also, I feel that if Dex was so in love with Lennox, he wouldn’t have kind of completely ignored her after they were married. It was a little strange. Like any good story with a HEA, they figured out what needed to be done to truly be happy with each other, with some help form Dex’s deceased grandmother in the form of love letters. I was very interested in the grandmothers story, and was hoping for more of her background or scenes with her in the book, or even her own story as she was a character with lots of secrets of her own.
If you like a nice slow burn, marriage of convenience and a just a little spice, I would recommend checking Snapshot out.
Thanks to NetGalley and Victory Editing for the reviewer copy in exchange for my honest review. Review posted on Goodreads, Amazon and Barnes & Noble

Dual Dive into Love

The chemistry was overflowing between Dex and Lennox from the pitch jar on. I learned so much about the infamous fish collector, Dex, and his family throughout. Lennox will take your heart as she proves she will do anything for the people she loves.

The interconnections of this dual love story broke my heart, sent me to the moon and mended itself in the end. Kay beautifully incorporated sacrifice and what it truly means to love someone through thought provoking actions.

Thank you to Kay Cove and Victory Editing for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley. All Opinions are my own.

Thank you NetGalley and Kay Cove for the chance to read this.

I loved Dex and Lennox. I loved their first time meeting, their friendship, and their story.

Some parts felt expected, like the deceit and twists, I saw coming from the beginning. But I loved learning about Dottie, Jacob and Harrison. I’m sad we didn’t get see more of Melody’s story, but what we did get from the letters and Dex was beautiful enough.

There’s moments I felt sad for Lennox, but I am so happy the love and friendship was enough to overcome the BS.

The spice was spicing, the romance was romancing, and while I still love Flynn more, I loved learning Dex a lot too.

A sweet romance with elements of friends to lovers, marriage of convenience, billionaire romance, and found family.

Lennox at the beginning is stand offish and seems to have a run of bad luck, I struggled to connect with her initially.

Dex is the opposite. Has had everything he could possibly wish for and even gets fired to live in Las Vegas following his dream to be a dive instructor thanks to Dottie his beloved, and boss woman, Grandma while she runs their cruise ship company.

Lennox and Dex’s first meeting was a bit awkward, but once you move past the flash back and see how their relationship is at present, you can see the chemistry.

I did feel for Alan (did anyone else picture Alan from the Barbie movie? 🤣), he seemed like a walking green flag, he breaks up with Lennox so she “doesn’t have to break his heart” and within a week she’s married her male best friend and moved to Miami - awkward!

I called Denny out immediately, surely we all knew she was the snake in the grass setting Lennox up left right and centre, and I hated her for it! I was so pleased that her storyline ended abruptly with her getting nothing…. Well except the family home because Dex felt bad for her (bless him).

Ultimately, this book has lots of tension, twists, and turns, it’s a good read albeit it takes a while to get into the flow of the story.

I have read most of Kay Cove’s books and I have loved every single one. This was no exception. I’ll keep reading everything she publishes. Love this author!

What a journey that Lennox and Dex go on. The deceit, lies, love and shenanigans are plentiful and are also tied in with the right amount of steam. I really enjoyed taking this trip with them both.

Wow A great romance. Loved that is changed perspective from Dex to Lennox without losing any of the sexual tension the two were giving off. We watched as they both fell in love even through their lives were in a mess at that time. There's so many great things about this book way it was written is great so original.
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