Once Smitten, Twice Shy (Wilmot Sisters)

Once Smitten, Twice Shy by Chloe Liese

In the heartfelt conclusion to the Wilmot Sisters trilogy, Chloe Liese delivers a tender friends-to-lovers romance that resonates with authenticity and warmth. Juliet Wilmot, recovering from a painful breakup, and Will Orsino, a reserved man facing familial expectations, embark on a "practice romance" that gradually blossoms into genuine.

Liese's narrative shines in its portrayal of characters navigating personal challenges, with thoughtful representation of chronic illness and neurodivergence. The story's strength lies in its low-conflict progression, emphasizing emotional growth and mutual support over dramatic twists.

While some readers may find the plot's stakes minimal, the novel's charm is undeniable, offering a soothing and inclusive love story that celebrates vulnerability and connection.

Verdict: A quiet, comforting romance that chooses emotional honesty over grand gestures. Thoughtful, inclusive, and easy to love.

Once Smitten, Twice Shy (Wilmot Sisters)