Review RaeAnne Thayne knocks it out of the park yet again with her latest book, The Rainy Day Bookshop. Reading one of her stories is like a warm visit from an old friend. She's remained one of my favorite women's fiction writers. The slow burn and sensual tension comes in droves. When it comes to… Continue reading The Rainy Day Bookshop by RaeAnne Thayne
RaeAnne Thayne has quickly become one of my favorite non-spicy romance authors. She creates characters with depth and room to grow, plus they have relationships and community outside of the their romantic interest. Ryan is a swoony yet straightforward FMC who has a playful side. Holly is as caring, driven, and protective as any mom of a special needs daughter would be.
RaeAnne Thayne just became an author I will keep my eye on after reading The Lost Book of First Loves. The story offers character growth, some mild suspense regarding the mystery of their father, and a slow-burn romance with some humor sprinkled in. I cared about the characters and wanted to know how the story would unfold. While I usually like some on-page intimacy in my romance books, there’s so many layers to the book that I didn’t feel anything was lacking.
