Publication Date: November 7, 2024
Why Not Now? was the absolute sweetest read. After being introduced to Ava and Derek at the end of Why Not Both?, I was dying to read their own story. They are two independent people who come together in love and growth- which is my favorite thing to read!
Derek is a cutie pie, and I love how patient he is with Ava. He is down SO bad for her and it is so clear to see that he would do anything to keep her in his life. I loved his relationship with Lacey, Ava’s younger sister, as well. It was a really lovely dynamic to see and added a fun element to this story.
I loved getting to see more into the Blue Vista Crew and their wedding business! The friendships this group has are so heartwarming, and I’m so invested in all of their love stories. I’m so excited for the next book, Why Not Us?, which comes out in February!
I voluntarily reviewed a free advance copy of this book provided by BookSirens. The opinions expressed are my own.
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