Truly, Madly, Deeply

If you've already read a book by Bellefleur then you most probably will like this one too. I must admit the protagonist did annoy me a little bit in the beginning but that is probably just personal preference. Once I read the first 2-3 chapters I was hooked. I personally did like the pacing and i got through it quite fast. Overall great read and I can definitely recommend.

Truly, Madly, Deeply by Alexandria Bellefleur is a rom-com and the story of Truly and Colin.   Truly is a bestselling historical romance author and I loved seeing her passion for books and writing. She is a hopeless romantic and believes in a happily ever after also thanks to her parents' amazing marriage. However, she hasn’t found the one for herself until she meets Colin. Truly is such a loving and confident character and I adored her.   Colin is a divorce lawyer and while a lot of people view this as a negative profession, he likes it and has a very good grasp of people. He is a man who has build a good life for himself, and he loves a partner with his very being and a lot of men could learn a thing or two from him. He is total bookboyfriend material and I absolutely love Colin.   Colin‘s sister has a podcast in which she invites guests and they give relationship advice and that’s how Truly and Colin meet. From the beginning they have superb chemistry, and the banter is my favorite part because they don’t like each other at first. The story starts off very slow and there were definitely some lengths in the book while it went too fast towards the end and that was the only thing I didn’t fully like. Truly and Colin are a power couple, and I liked their story a lot.   Overall, Truly, Madly, Deeply is a lovely romcom and you’re in for a good time with Truly and Collin. 4 stars.   (ARC kindly provided in exchange for a review.)