There’s really not much to say about this beyond the fitting blurb. It’s a nice little story of little consequence and length. If you like the author’s other works, you will neither regret reading this one nor missing out on it.

Three stars out of five.

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Worst Wingman Ever, but a fun meet-cute with some nice touches about family. ( )

4.5 short story that I wish was more. I could not get enough of this story and wished it were longer. The characters were perfect for the sweet little romance. I enjoyed the funny moments and the hard moments. Sometimes when life is hard, looking for the smallest gestures or interactions and find joy. ( )

This one is for sure my absoulte favorite of the bunch. I have never read anything by Abby Jimenez but now I really feel like I have to. I have no idea how she did it but somehow in just 60 pages she creates this beautiful story. One that makes you laugh and cry all at once. The characters are so well written and a lot of fun. Even though we have the serious impending death of her grandmother the story is full of so much joy and love. The writing is perfection and the jokes are the best I've read in a long time. I honestly was just in awe of this story. It had all the things you could need, the cute little notes passed back and forth. The chance meetings. The cutest story possible. ( )

This was a nice story from Abby Jimenez that is part of a collection of stories/novellas from popular romance authors. As with Abby's full length books, there is an emotional back story where at least one of the main characters is dealing with some heavy stuff, but there is also the lightness of the meet-cute to balance it out. I would have loved more at the end to give me a peek into the future of the couple, but I understand the limitations of writing a short story rather than a full length book. ( )