Jenna Lundberg's Reviews

Unassisted was a solid sports romance with emotional depth, steady chemistry, and characters that were easy to connect with 🏒💕 Declan and Elena’s relationship developed naturally throughout the story, which made the romance feel genuine and believable.

Declan’s protective and vulnerable side balanced well with Elena’s independence and emotional strength. I also liked that both characters had personal struggles outside of the romance, which gave the story more depth overall ✨

The sports setting added tension and energy to the plot without taking away from the emotional connection between the characters. Overall, this was a really enjoyable 4-star read with a good balance of romance, character growth, and sports drama ⭐️📖

Under the Weatherman by Mary Ann Marlowe was a solid contemporary romance with a good mix of emotional moments, personal growth, and relationship development. The story takes its time building the connection between Evan and Elizabeth, which made their relationship feel natural and believable.

Evan was a likable character with more depth beneath his public image, and I appreciated seeing his more vulnerable side throughout the story. Elizabeth was relatable and grounded, especially as she worked through both personal and professional challenges. Their dynamic felt supportive and realistic, which gave the romance a steady emotional foundation.

I also liked that the story balanced lighter moments with more emotional themes without becoming overly dramatic. Overall, this was an enjoyable read with strong character development and a relationship that felt genuine from beginning to end.

Short Side was a really enjoyable sports romance with a good balance of chemistry, emotional moments, and character growth. Carter and Wren’s relationship developed naturally throughout the story, and I liked that the romance focused just as much on emotional connection as attraction.

Carter was easy to root for because underneath his confidence and athlete persona, there’s a more vulnerable and thoughtful side to him that slowly comes through as the story progresses. I enjoyed watching him navigate both personal pressure and his growing feelings for Wren. His relationship with her helped bring out a softer side to his character that made the romance feel more genuine.

Wren brought a grounded and relatable energy to the story. She’s independent, emotionally cautious, and not immediately swept away by Carter’s world, which made their connection feel more realistic. I liked that she challenged him while also dealing with her own personal struggles and insecurities throughout the book.

One of my favorite things about the story was the steady development between Carter and Wren. The chemistry was there from the beginning, but the relationship took time to build trust and emotional understanding, which made the more emotional moments feel earned. The sports setting also added a fun layer to the story without completely overshadowing the romance itself.

Overall, Short Side was a solid 4-star read for me. It had a good mix of romance, emotional depth, and sports drama, while still being an easy and entertaining story to get invested in from beginning to end.

Last Change was a solid romance with emotional depth, strong character development, and a relationship that steadily grew throughout the story 💕📖 Vince and Elara had a believable connection from the beginning, and I appreciated that the romance focused on emotional trust and personal growth just as much as attraction.

Vince was a compelling character because beneath his confidence and guarded personality, there’s a lot of emotional vulnerability that slowly unfolds as the story progresses. I enjoyed watching him lower his walls and become more emotionally open with Elara. Elara brought balance to the relationship with her strength, resilience, and grounded personality, and I liked how she challenged Vince while also dealing with her own personal struggles ✨

Overall, this was a heartfelt and emotionally grounded romance that kept me invested in both the characters and their journey together ⭐️ Vince and Elara’s story had a steady emotional build that made the relationship feel genuine and satisfying by the end.

Between the Glass was a really enjoyable romance with emotional depth, strong character growth, and a relationship that developed naturally throughout the story 💕📖 Ben and Renee had a believable connection from the beginning, and I liked that the romance focused on trust, vulnerability, and emotional healing rather than rushing things.

Ben was a compelling character because beneath his guarded exterior, there’s a lot of emotional vulnerability that slowly comes through as the story progresses. Renee balanced him well with her warmth, independence, and emotional resilience, and I enjoyed watching them both challenge and support each other throughout the book ✨

Overall, Between the Glass was a solid 4-star read for me ⭐️ The emotional pacing, character-driven story, and steady chemistry between Ben and Renee made this an easy and engaging romance to stay invested in from beginning to end.

I really enjoyed Last Save and the emotional, character-driven romance at the center of the story 💕📖 Milo and Risa had a natural connection from the beginning, and I liked that the story focused on emotional growth and trust alongside the romance itself.

Milo was a strong character because beneath his confidence and athlete mindset, there’s a more vulnerable and protective side that slowly develops throughout the story. I enjoyed watching him become more emotionally open with Risa as their relationship deepened. Risa balanced him well with her independence, emotional strength, and grounded personality, which made their relationship feel believable and emotionally steady ✨

Overall, Last Save was a solid 4-star read ⭐️ The emotional pacing, character development, and steady relationship growth made this an engaging romance that was easy to connect with from beginning to end.