Publication Date: May 12, 2026
After reading Love Beyond Reasonable Doubt, I need about seven hundred more books like it! Naina and Tejas are an instant delight and their reunification had me laughing out loud. The duality of their budding romance and their workplace situation was so intriguing and had me turning pages as fast as I could!
Naina and Tejas’ initial premise of “wrong answers only” coming to a front when they meet again in person is hilarious, and it is really the epitome of how a holiday romance could manage to go wrong. I enjoyed seeing both that holiday itself and the present moment and how those two timelines compared. One thing is for sure: the chemistry in Love Beyond Reasonable Doubt is never lacking.
The angle of the law case that Naina and Tejas are solving was so compelling! The way that Swati Hegde was able to weave in that plot alongside the love story was incredible. I would have happily read this book for either of those plots, and I was able to get them both here!
Thank you to Ballantine and Dell for the opportunity to read and review this book! I received a free advance copy of this book via NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving a review. All opinions expressed are my own.
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