“House Rules:
1. Meet: Friday nights (…) at Prohibition
2. Anything said here stays here
3. No toxic masculinity
(…) And thus, the Speakeasy Survival Club is born.”
Genre: Romance
Actual Rating: 5 stars
Spicy Meter: 3 fire emojis
Content Warnings: Mentions death of a parent, cancer, and discusses sexual assault. Contains sexual content.
“Thank You for Sharing” is comically full of mishaps and screw ups, and I was there for it. Told in the third person, we get to see various points of view, making this novel even more engaging. “Thank You for Sharing” follows Liyah Cohen-Jackson and Daniel Rosenberg, two childhood frenemies that run into each other in their late twenties and are forced to collaborate in a project that is very important for both of them, for different reasons.
Liyah’s and Daniel’s text flirting was the absolute sweetest—I just loved how Liyah teases him, their chemistry was so palpable throughout the whole novel. The different ways they live and celebrate their religious believes, the way they found their chosen family through their friend; I simply wouldn’t change a thing about this novel.
I would highly recommend this novel if you’re looking for a sweet childhood friends to strangers to enemies to lovers romance read.
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ARC provided by NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press in exchange for an honest review.
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