5 stars — I honestly don’t know what it was about this one that just totally captured my imagination. I was just sucked in by Fiona from the first page. Which is funny, b/c I can’t say I connected with her as much in any of the other KITC series books, but in this one […]
ON REREAD: 4 stars — I’m finally attempting to finish the Knitting in the City series this year, and have decided to do so through audiobooks. I’d already read this one, but wanted to reread to fit it into context, and also to see how it fares in audio! I found that my opinions were […]
3.5 stars — Well, this one left me supah mixed. There is so much I LOVE about these stories, even as they’re totally over the top sometimes. I think this series is maybe even more over the top than Ms. Reid’s Winston Brothers series, but that probably comes down to the reveal of who Alex […]
3.5 stars — Oh you guys. Yet again I wrote notes for this review a few weeks ago, and then promptly kept not getting back to it. I need to stop doing that, it just doesn’t work for my brain. So if this review is weird, you’ve been warned. Narrator: OMG, Devra Woodward’s Nico voice […]
4.5 stars — There was a lot more to this story than I was expecting. I’m actually a fan of stories that address “what comes after the happily ever after”, and in a way that’s what we get here. I loved that we got to delve a little deeper into Janie and Quinn’s romance and […]
ORIGINAL REVIEW ON REREAD: 3.5 stars — So I think listening to the audiobook helped me put Janie’s quirks and thoughts into a better context. The narrator just had a way of making me understand how flustered Janie was in some points, so the parts that I previously thought were clinical were more just endearing […]
4 stars — Another thoroughly enjoyable read by Ms. Reid (and yes, I did that on purpose). I was so relieved because I’d become cautious about the Knitting in the City books since I was on the fence with Neanderthal. I think part of my problem with NSH was that Janie is a bit of […]