Need You To Choose Me

Disclaimer: I received this book for free from the publisher/author. I am leaving a voluntary review and all opinions are my own.

This book was truly spectacular. If you are searching for a book that is going to give you all the feels and satisfy every itch then this book should be in your forefront.

Anna B. Doe has such impeccable writing that sweeps you off your feet. Her writing style is one that I really gel with. It's so thrilling to have an author whose writing I feel such a kinship with. The plot of this book was absolutely my kryptonite and it played out magnificently. I was glued to the pages of this book. The story was so addicting and kept me wanting more. The world-building was so charming and I truly felt engulfed by this small town and all its residents.

I was so impressed with these characters. I liked the characters in the first book of this series well enough but there was something about the characters in this book that made them feel so next level. I definitely connected with these characters on such a deep level. They were relatable and interesting so I couldn't get enough of them. The secondary characters played a large role in this book as well. I loved the found family aspect in this book and the friendships were written beautifully.

All of the tropes in this book were written to perfection in such a way as to torture me in the best way possible. This romance was sexy, emotional, entertaining, and so genuine. Blake and Sav were so perfect for each other that you could see it from a mile away. Heck, you could probably see it from space. They were so in sync and complimented each other in all the best ways. Their chemistry was to die for!

Overall, this is a next level surprise pregnancy small-town romance! Anna B. Doe is such a masterful writer and it truly shows in this book. I think that this is her best book yet! The way that this book was crafted with such deep emotion, memorable characters, and a breathtakingly beautiful story is mind-blowing. I can't sing enough praise for this remarkable story!