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November 18, 2024
This swoony friends-to-lovers take on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, the third in Liese’s Wilmot Sisters series (after Better Hate Than Never), kicks off with a chance meeting—and almost kiss—between Juliet Wilmot and tall redhead Will Orsino at a bar in Scotland. The two meet again seven months later when Juliet finds Will asleep in her greenhouse, nearly attacking him with a trowel before he explains that he’s a college friend of her brother’s who got their neighboring properties mixed up. After these spark-filled first meetings, Will confides in Juliet that his family expects him to get married soon, even though he’s painfully shy around girls. He and Juliet make an agreement: through texting, social engagements, and unrelenting banter, she’ll help him learn how to romance somebody. But before long, they’re the ones falling in love. Liese’s breezy tone charms and she establishes an appealing flirtatious rapport between the two leads. Unfortunately, the focus on disparate intimate moments between the protagonists comes at the expense of narrative momentum, and the meandering plot lacks meaningful stakes. Still, the undeniable chemistry between Will and Juliet will be enough to hook fans of lighthearted romance retellings.
March 7, 2025
Juliet was a hopeless romantic until she encountered heartbreak. Now she's determined never to give anyone the benefit of the doubt, not even the gentle ginger dreamboat who keeps turning up in her life. Lucky for her, Will isn't looking for romance either. Like the dukes in Juliet's historical romances, Will wants a wife to help with his family business, especially the social situations that his neurodivergence makes so challenging. This makes Juliet and Will a perfect match for practicing romance and learning to navigate the aspects of love that have them leery. When their agreement turns into actual attraction, can they accept that the real thing might be worth the risk? With this novel, Liese (after Better Hate Than Never) completes the "Wilmot Sisters" series, Shakespearean retellings wrapped in contemporary romance, with Juliet's being inspired by Twelfth Night. Liese's depictions of chronic disease and neurodivergence are, as ever, authentic and engaging. Narrators Charlotte North and Tim Paige are an expressive and enchanting duo, bringing to life the dual first-person perspectives full of witty banter and steamy passion. VERDICT This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a Shakespeare-inspired rom-com with a sweet courtship and sizzling chemistry. Recommended for fans of Sarah Adams, Elena Armas, and Ali Hazelwood.--Lauren Hackert
Copyright 2025 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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