
When Grumpy Met Sunshine by Charlotte Stein: Book Review
A fun and engaging rom-com that was maybe a bit underdeveloped, but still a delight.

A fun and engaging rom-com that was maybe a bit underdeveloped, but still a delight.

Pub Date February 4, 2025 Publisher Berkley Page Count 464 pages Genre Romance, Contemporary, Adult Goodreads Star Rating 4.27 A quick, spoiler-free overview: I quite liked this one, and despite everyone’s dramatics on social media, it’s not really all that…

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