I will never get tired of reading about realistic representations of female friendships. They’re full of unconditional love and support. I like it more because it’s a rom-com with two women going through the motions of falling in love.Įven though I didn’t hate this book, I really enjoyed the female friendships that both Elle and Darcy have. At its heart, it’s just another love story. There’s nothing revolutionary or phenomenal about it and hits all the common beats in a rom-com. Written in the Starsis a cute novel that’s well written. Elle and Darcy fall in love in the vein of: opposites attract. If this ruins the story for you, you’ve not read or watched enough rom-coms… meaning this is your first.
Reading Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur in Baytown | Dress | Flag | Due to being complete opposites, the date is a complete disaster however Elle and Darcy embark on a fake relationship to get them through the holidays. The app’s owner sets Elle up with his sister Darcy, an actuary. They’re partnering with a popular dating app to create something new and innovative for users. That being said, I looked forward to reading Written in the Starsby Alexandria Bellefleur because it is a rom-com with two women at the center of the love story.Įlle is the co-owner of an astrology company with her best friend and roommate, Margot. Not because the books are great, but because this year sucks. In 2020, I have read more fluff than I’ve ever read in my entire life, and it’s been great.
As a blogger, I’ve been trying to branch out more. My reading habits trend toward nonfiction and classical literature. After a disaster of a date, they end up faking a relationship to escape the familial judgement accompanying the holidays.
Quick Review Elle and Darcy are complete opposites. Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur
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