Tropes: slowburn, firstperson, dualpov
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Tropes: slowburn, firstperson, dualpov
This book is no longer accepting ARC readers.
One volume, two steamy interconnected romances set in 1995 Seattle
Come to My Window: Hazel Bell has lost everything. Now her whole world is a thrift-store wardrobe and a stranger in the opposite window who knows exactly what to say. They exchange notes instead of names. Confessions instead of introductions. But Gideon Sarkis knows exactly who she is — and how badly he once hurt her. Some windows are meant to be opened. But some secrets can shatter everything.
Knockin' on Heaven's Door: A misdelivered package introduces ghostwriter Ben Pedersen to the mystery of unit 203 — and its elusive occupant, Heaven Lee. She's building one of the first online bookstores and barely has time for sleep, let alone nosy neighbors. But one coffee not-date changes everything. When curiosity crosses a line, both must decide what matters more: their secrets or what they've found.
Love Next Door is two warm, witty nostalgic love stories about the secrets we keep, the walls we build, and the people worth tearing them down for.
strong language, on-page sexual activity, job loss, parental manipulation, death of parent (past), references to recreational marijuana use, alcohol consumption, breach of trust/privacy
Both stories were pretty cute. I originally thought it was just multi pov, but it was nice to get two stories. I liked how they built up to let you see both sides of the story. Overall I’d say a 3.5-4 overall. They did feel a bit rushed, but I still liked them.
Genre/Tropes : 90s, neighbors, secrets
Age appropriate : 18+ for sexual situations
Setting: apartment buildings
POV : dual
Perfect for readers who like a romance that takes a step back in time with old phones, movie rentals, and old clothes. Both stories have to do with neighbo…