When one of them is famous

I liked this book, I’ve adored almost every book I’ve read by Sarah Adams. Although the plot was quite predictable, but it didn’t affect my experience all that much.
I absolutely adored so many off the side characters as well. And I liked how Amelia wasn’t written as a “dumb, spoilt celebrity”.
Overall I liked it, 4/5 ⭐️

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straight to book 2

honestly i can’t describe how much i LOVED and ADORED this book so much. when i tell you i ran, a RAN to book two. doesn’t matter how bad the storyline is it had to be amazing and oh my god the whole duology was amazing please i need another book in this series. i adored this book with my whole heart and i need more stars to rate this book!! definitely listening to this again which i rarely ever do! 🫶💫

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Fun Romance

This was romance was a good fun and worked really well as an audiobook. The story was told by both Amelia and Noah, narrated brilliantly by Karissa Vacker and Andrew Eiden. I really liked Amelia and Noah, they were both lovely characters, even though Noah could be very grumpy. I loved the banter between the two of them, especially with all the different nicknames Amelia came up with for Noah. There was great character development throughout the story, with some big reveals, one of which I guessed really early on, but it didn’t spoil the story for me. The romance was good, but it did annoy me at times, with all the inner dialogue about neither of them wanting a relationship because Amelia was going to leave. It got a repetitive which was a bit frustrating with an audiobook, as I didn’t want to fast forward in case I missed something important. Over all it was good fun so perfect for anyone looking for a fun romance on audio.

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cute story, lacking male narrator

the male narrator should talk country.. but he's talking lika an second generation italian from Chicago? He's all attitude no feeling. would have liked it otherwise, I think.

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fluffffyyyyy❤️❤️❤️❤️

I loved ittt so much!!!! so beautiful and fluffy 🥰🤩❤️ 🥰🥰 🌻 I 🌻🌻🌻

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Swoon worthy romance

Perfect swoon worthy romance, slow burn, clean. Love the performances by these actors! It was such a great listen while on my way to and from work this week. Loved the in-depth description of emotions.

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So adorable

An easy listen. It’s a grumpy sunshine, opposites attract, small town joy of a story

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A great cozy comforting listen

I instantly fell in love with this book, I love Sarah's writing style and how warm and comforting it is. If anyone's looking for a book to read this autumn whilst snuggled up under a blanket with a hot chocolate, this is the perfect book for that!

It was so cute and I loved all the nicknames Amelia had for Noah, and loved the relationship that Noah had with his family and can't wait for their books and learn more about his sisters

- small town
- grumpy x sunshine
- celebrity x baker

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Slow burning romance

Part way through I realised it was not my kind of book. But I hate to give up so I persisted.
The performances were good. The writing was good. The storyline was predictable.
And for me there was way too much time describing Noah’s body; it was used like filler between plots. But others may like that more than I.

Having said that, I did eventually warm to the characters, and I was content that there was a happy ending. Its what I would classify as a beach/flight read where you can pick up and put down without losing much of the content.

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*Adorable*

This is book one in the ‘When in Rome Series’

What happens when a pop star at the end of her tether starts to feel hemmed in. Her life is mapped out within an inch and she has no control. That is what happens to Amelia Rose aka her stage name Rae Rose. Her imaginary bff is Audrey Hepburn and I found it quite sad that she had no one close to her. So Audrey is the one she relies on for fashion tips, you name it. Her favourite film is Roman Holiday.

As she is no longer close to her Mother she craves to get away. So she jumps in her car and heads for Rome, Kentucky. On her quest to get some space her car ends up broken down and straight into the front driveway of a grumpy Noah Walker who has had his heart broken into a million pieces and has no time for relationships.

This book had me laughing out loud and I had tears in my eyes as we see how Noah tries to go out of his way to avoid her. The characters in this small town are hilarious and they get right up in your business and there are moments when Noah’s private life is discussed right in front of him lol.

I could just eat this book up for the emotions it stirs up and I just loved seeing Amelia grow and fight for herself and how the town supports her a far cry from what she is used to. Also Noah the king of distancing himself very gently may just be brave enough to let his guard down. His sisters are a hoot.

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