Every Summer After (Carley Fortune), Love and Other Words (Christina Lauren), or Happy Place (Emily Henry).
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5)
Eli Mora and Georgia Woodward were the couple—until a catastrophic, unspoken betrayal shattered their engagement five years ago. Now, they’re forced back into the same California wedding party for their mutual best friend, Adam. To make things worse, the vintage neon sign they’re tasked with fixing for the wedding keeps shorting out, forcing them into close quarters and late-night repairs. The catch? Adam doesn’t know they were ever together. As the wedding weekend spirals into a haze of tequila, dance floor flashbacks, and unresolved tension, Eli and Georgia must decide if they’re finally ready to tell the truth—to Adam, and to each other.
If you loved the aching nostalgia of The Ex Vows , get ready for Jessica Joyce’s sophomore novel to wreck you in the best possible way. Following her beloved debut, You, with a View , Joyce proves she is a master of emotional, character-driven romance. The Ex Vows is a raw, witty, and deeply felt second-chance romance that explores whether love can survive not just a breakup, but the ghosts of who you used to be.
Every Summer After (Carley Fortune), Love and Other Words (Christina Lauren), or Happy Place (Emily Henry).
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5)
Eli Mora and Georgia Woodward were the couple—until a catastrophic, unspoken betrayal shattered their engagement five years ago. Now, they’re forced back into the same California wedding party for their mutual best friend, Adam. To make things worse, the vintage neon sign they’re tasked with fixing for the wedding keeps shorting out, forcing them into close quarters and late-night repairs. The catch? Adam doesn’t know they were ever together. As the wedding weekend spirals into a haze of tequila, dance floor flashbacks, and unresolved tension, Eli and Georgia must decide if they’re finally ready to tell the truth—to Adam, and to each other.
If you loved the aching nostalgia of The Ex Vows , get ready for Jessica Joyce’s sophomore novel to wreck you in the best possible way. Following her beloved debut, You, with a View , Joyce proves she is a master of emotional, character-driven romance. The Ex Vows is a raw, witty, and deeply felt second-chance romance that explores whether love can survive not just a breakup, but the ghosts of who you used to be.
