Stupid Love

It can be hard to overcome our fears where love is concerned. Ms. Wyatt's friends-to-lovers book explores this topic. A note to readers regarding relationship counceling: seeking help doesn't mean you're weak, on the contrary! Being self aware enough to understand you need help and seeking it are two very big and brave steps in the right direction. The two main characters really seem to love one another and seek guidance from trusted friends and relatives, which can be helpful. They also learn to finnaly talk things out, which makes their relationship stronger. With today's faster pace and high-tech world, heart-felt face-to-face communication is necessary more than ever! I appreciate this reminder. **This has been voluntary feedback of a reviewer copy of this title.

I suppose that when they say that love is blind. That is the true jinx of it and nothing else, but the truth......so says the enlightened one. The priests will not mention that when officiating a wedding ceremony. Either be it on a straight or on a gay couple but love will be blind, hypothetically speaking. In today's world stupid can also mean clever. Because the stupid one's are the one's getting more love. By the way someone like me would probably never get to read this intresting book. But maybe I'd never will in my lifetime since stupid love on earth happened. Who knows, because maybe the one who comes dashing around in the shinning armour might save the day.

I loved this friends to lovers romance. Theo and Lauren both had feelings for each other but were scared to act on it because they didn’t want to ruin their friendship. When their mutual friend has the idea of them trying to find the other a partner, this pushes them to start to explore how they really feel about each other. Their chemistry between them was so good. Loved them as a couple. This was a well written story that has wonderful characters that will pull you in and keep you interested from page one. Loved it. Can’t wait to read what is coming up next.