"Just for the Summer" Review

Synopsis: "Just for the Summer," a romantic comedy book by Abby Jimenez, follows the journey of Emma and Justin, two individuals who each believe they have a unique curse causing their dates to always end up with their soulmates. In an attempt to break this pattern, they make an agreement to embark on a six-week summer fling, during which they plan to date, share kisses, and ultimately go their separate ways. However, their well-laid plans become tangled in unexpected chemistry, personal challenges, and the arrival of Emma's difficult mother. As they navigate their own emotional hurdles, the situation becomes increasingly complicated, transforming their summer into a whirlwind of emotions and self-discovery. 

Where do I begin..

This was the first Abby Jimenez book I read, and I must say that I need to read more of her work. I absolutely loved this book! It was so refreshing and helped me get out of my reading slump. Justin was such a lovable character; he embodied the saying, "If He Wanted to, He Would." He truly cared for Emma. On the other hand, Emma was a strong-willed woman shaped by a difficult past. Despite her challenges, she was able to let Justin into her life and embrace his love. Justin's goodness warmed my heart. And, the family dynamic was truly special. This book left a smile on my face,  and I will leave it at that. 😀