This is a sweet second-chance romance with low angst but lots of chemistry. One comes from a wealthy political dynasty, the other is a freelance artist raised by a single mom, but they becomes best friends in college and find each other again five years later. There was some repetition and inconsistencies that made the book feel unedited, but the story kept me turning pages and I enjoyed both characters. Wish I could see Brooke’s artwork!

Short Summary: When Brooke bartends a fancy, political event, the last person she expects to see is her college roommate who left her heartbroken 5 years ago. And particularly not on the arm of a beautiful blonde. Arlette is lost and has conformed more to her family’s wishes than her own over the years. When she reconnects with Brooke, she quickly realizes the one who got away might well be the one she needs to keep.

Thanks to Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books. ARC provided in exchange for an honest review.

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The Hues of Me and You
by Morgan Lee Miller