Till Summer Do Us Part (Deluxe Edition)

Absolutely loved this read. I laughed to many times which is always attractive to me from an author. Very cute with real world issues in relationships which I appreciated. Definitely will be recommending this read to friends and keeping this on my bookshelf to come.

One thing I noticed right away was that the author seems to have a familiar writing style, especially in the way she sets up the story. The whole game competition element reminded me a lot of her other book I read, How My Neighbor Stole Christmas. While the settings are different, the overall plot pattern felt quite similar. It made me realize this might be her go-to style, which I can appreciate, but it did make the story feel a little predictable. The banter between the characters was fun and kept me entertained, but honestly, the spice was a bit much for me, especially towards the last quarter of the book. It became overwhelming, and I found myself wishing for a bit more balance.

**Taps mic 🎤🫷🏼** Please don’t kick me out of the Meghan Quinn fan club. 😅 I liked this book. I LOOOOVED Wilder and the therapist but Scottie… just wasn’t my vibe. The premise didn’t really hook me either, at least Scottie’s reasons for the ruse in the first place. However, the therapy aspect was actually pretty interesting. The buildup to the intimacy was great 🤌🏼 It was just missing something I can’t quite pinpoint. Still love your books, Meghan 💕

In a way I don’t even know what to say about this book. It was so quirky and chaotic at points but somehow it all worked. Scottie wasn’t my favorite FMC at the beginning. You can tell she’s been through a lot but she was a bit uptight while also being a hot mess all at once. Her character grew on me significantly though. Whereas I loved Wilder from the get go because he was FREAKING ADORABLE! Wilder is the definition of a book boyfriend... there is too much perfect going on in one man here but I ate it up! Plus I’m always down for the fake dating/marriage trope. I do want to note there might not be a ton of explicitly spicy chapters but there is a ton of references to sex so if that’s not your thing, this might not be the summer romance you want to pick up. Me, on the other hand, didn’t mind a single second of it 😏

"Till Summer Do Us Part" exceeded my expectations. I adored the characters, storyline, and humour. The plot was refreshingly different from typical fake romances, combining fun, hilarity, and emotional depth. Wilder, a thrill-seeker, fully embraces his role as Scottie’s fake husband, leading to laugh-out-loud verbal sparring. Beyond the laughs, deeper themes emerge as Scottie confronts her past marriage issues during their "real but fake" therapy. Despite her fear of hurt, she bravely opens up to Wilder, who struggles with his own grief while trying to help her see her worth. The wacky elements, like the hilarious and intimidating sex cabin, add charm. The banter and therapy sessions are highlights. Whether you’re new to Meghan Quinn or a longtime fan, this book is a must-read for rom-com lovers!