I really enjoyed Kate Clayborn’s Love Lettering book so I was excited to read Love at First. I loved the idea of bickering neighbors who cannot get along.
Will and Nora were entertaining together as she tries to sabotage his attempt to rent out his apartment and keep her building the same tight-knit community it has been for decades. She doesn’t know that while Will inherited the apartment from his Uncle he wants nothing to do with the building or the bad memories he associates with it. They quickly discover that they may have more in common than they anticipated since they both need to learn to move on from the past that’s holding them back.
There were parts of this story that I really loved. I loved the cast of characters who lived in the apartment building from shy Emily to no-nonsense Marian. They were such a fun part of this novel. I liked Nora and Will together. They had a great understanding of one another (once they got out of their own way) but I honestly didn’t love the missed opportunity connection from when they were younger. Will remembering Nora from his teenage years just didn’t add to the story for me. I didn’t love that part of the story but I’m sure many readers will enjoy that their romance felt destined to be. Overall, it was still an enjoyable romance.
Will and Nora were entertaining together as she tries to sabotage his attempt to rent out his apartment and keep her building the same tight-knit community it has been for decades. She doesn’t know that while Will inherited the apartment from his Uncle he wants nothing to do with the building or the bad memories he associates with it. They quickly discover that they may have more in common than they anticipated since they both need to learn to move on from the past that’s holding them back.
There were parts of this story that I really loved. I loved the cast of characters who lived in the apartment building from shy Emily to no-nonsense Marian. They were such a fun part of this novel. I liked Nora and Will together. They had a great understanding of one another (once they got out of their own way) but I honestly didn’t love the missed opportunity connection from when they were younger. Will remembering Nora from his teenage years just didn’t add to the story for me. I didn’t love that part of the story but I’m sure many readers will enjoy that their romance felt destined to be. Overall, it was still an enjoyable romance.