Mixed Signals: an unmissable sweet and spicy small-town romance! (Lovelight, 3)

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We all know the story of best friends who fake being a couple, right? The question is does it work for Lovelight Farms? I want to watch you come undone,” I tell her, my voice a rough scratch. I look up and make sure I’m holding her eyes. “Because I want to be the one to do it.”

This is one of the best books that make you feel extremely good, warming your heart and putting the biggest smile on your face! I think doctors should prescribe Borison's Lovelight Farms series to cure depression. It's guaranteed to heal your anxiety problems! At least it helped me a lot.This is one Christmas book that I can recommend. It’s not OTT romance, but there definitely is some steam here. In the end this book just made me feel good. The fake dates were hilarious. I was getting tired of my housemates staring at me for laughing out loud, but I couldn’t help it. Who would have thought an escape room date can be so fun? I adore books that made me laugh and the characters were as charming as the rom-com scenes. Mixed Signals is a return to Lovelight Farms in this standalone, grumpy sunshine, practice dating romance. I adore BK Borison‘s story filled with great characters, chemistry, and a small town readers want to visit again and again. Emotional Rating: 😒💓🤬👏🏻🥰😂😢🥰😂🙈😉👏🏻🥰🙈💓🥰🙈🥰😂😊💔💓🥰😂🥰💓🥰💓😍😂😢💓😂💓🥰😍🍅🙈💓😍🥰💓😍🥰💓🥰😉😊🥰💔🙈💓👏🏻🥰😍💓😍💓😍🥰🍓😍🥰😟🤦🏻‍♀️💔😢💔😢👏🏻🥰😭💓🥰👏🏻😊👏🏻🥰🥐👏🏻😂💓🙈💓🥰😂💓🥰

Sweet and sexy. Everything you’d ever need in a romance. I’ll buy everything B.K Borison writes' - Hannah Grace, author of IcebreakerCaleb is the sweetest cinnamon roll who is perfect for Layla; he’s the cheerful sunshine to her jaded grump. In addition to their fabulous chemistry-filled banter, I love how they are both insecure in different ways. Caleb doesn’t think he’s good enough for her, while Layla can’t convince herself that she deserves to be happy. But, once Caleb believes, he’s all in, which is a blast to read. Will Stella's best friend, Luka Peters, be able to save Stella from getting her application rejected? Will Stella fall into a relationship with her best friend? Will Stella win the contest? What will happen to the farm's future if she fails in her endeavor? The author tries to discuss all these topics in this book. Layla owns the bakeshop in Lovelight farms, and Caleb is a teacher. He has harbored a growing crush on her for a WHILE, and finally a chance meeting at a bar far outside their small town's city limits she starts to see him differently. A confession of serial bad dating has Caleb offering to be her practice man, and in return she can give him some pointers. She needs to know how much she deserves, and he wants to know what he's doing wrong. The celebration of Christmas and the memories associated with it makes us more excited, and everything we do and see becomes more exciting, including the sunset. It's hard to love someone without restraint. To give yourself over to the swell and pull of it without fear of what might happen."

It’s hard to love someone without restraint. To give yourself over to the swell and pull of it without fear of what might happen.” Most people will have different answers to it depending on their preferences and the places they live. In my opinion, nature looks at its best during the sunset in the winter near the end of December, close to Christmas. Spoilers: turns out it's nothing, he's just had the wrong girls. Are we surprised? No. It's adorable. And with this arrangement, they both feel free to be as open and honest with each other as I'm sure every couple strives to be. I dare you not to fall in love with Luka + Stella. They are so good together. Respectful and loving and kind and SWOONWORTHINGLY hot. Yes I made that word up and I don't care. I love these two humans and I refuse to admit they aren't real. This book made me feel all the feels and the chemistry between Stella and Luka was amazing. If I rated it for that alone it would be five stars. But…I step down to where she's gazing out at the fields with her hand shielding her eyes against the setting sun. I asked her to meet me at this time for a reason. There's nothing like the farm just as the sun begins to dip in the sky, bright blue fading to deep cobalt, pink just starting to bloom from behind the clouds. I stand next to her and try to see it the way she does as a first-time visitor; the endless rows of full, green trees. The lights that string throughout, just starting to blink awake in the early evening." This was kinda similar in premise to Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating. Layla and Caleb don't have the best dating history (individually), so they decide to try date each other and then to grade the other person on what areas they could improve to be a better partner. We can see the protagonist trying to win a contest by faking a relationship and telling the problems associated with faking something in life.