This is a novel you don’t want to overlook.If you’re a fan of Helena Hunting, you’re probably aware her books come with varying degrees of gravity. It’s a narrative about compassion and affection, wit and sensitivity, joy and sadness, and everything in between. Meet Cute is a book that will make you laugh and weep at the same moment, sometimes along with the same page. There is sexual attraction, an intellectual meeting of minds, admiration, respect, and an adult emotional connection that surpasses the mundane, as well as empathy and concern for each other. While sadness is always present, Hunting takes great care to show how the emotional relationship is more than just one of consolation and pity. The romantic perspective by Helena HuntingĮven in the face of terrible loss, this is one of those rare romance stories that can exhibit a compassionate romance.
He’s here to see if Emme’s trust is safe and whether her guardianship is properly put up to safeguard her.
Kailyn and Dax meet again a week after his parents are tragically killed in a car accident. When his parents establish trust for Emme, he joins them. While Kailyn is relieved when she and Dax parted ways after law school, she is disappointed when he shows up in her legal firm five years later. Which is loved because celebrity meet-cute romances are such a worn cliche these days. Kailyn’s fascination with Dax’s TV persona takes a second seat to the story’s actual backbone. (To assist low-income families.) Dax, the heartthrob hunk-like celebrity, went on to study law and become a lawyer. We have Kailyn, a lawyer who devotes as much of her free time as possible to pro bono cases. This novel is so much more than Kailyn’s crush for Dax, a former teenage idol. Every law school class has her embarrassment, and he likes discussing and competing with her. And the most humiliating moment of her life is not locked up with the key thrown away. Sadly for her, this does not turn out to be the case. Envisioning success to falling flat on her back hugging her teen idol and fangirling all over him. Kailyn Flowers had not anticipated her first day of law school going from a pep talk. A post shared by Helena Hunting Meet Cute by Helena Hunting – Book Review
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