If you love the grumpy, sunshine trope, forced proximity, 90's rom com vibes you need to read Hearts in Circulation (Book Two in Checking Out Love).
I enjoyed An Overdue Match and author Sarah Monzon totally delivered in book two. In fact, I may have liked it just a smidge more than the first book. Sarah's writing cadence is engaging, and her clever use of pop culture references seem effortless. (Although I know it take a lot of hard work) I particularly loved her Christy reference on page 16.
While traveling in the death trap bookmobile Little Creek Librarian Hayley Holt is temporarily stuck in Turkey Grove due to a rockslide.
Reclusive mechanic Levi Redding finds the vivacious librarian more than he can handle. He prefers working on cars to interacting with people.
What unfolds is a delightful opposites-attract romance filled with sharp banter, heartfelt moments, and just the right amount of emotional depth. The forced proximity trope is executed beautifully, giving their relationship room to grow naturally. The chemistry between Hayley and Levi is one of the major reasons I enjoyed this story so much. Their interactions feel authentic, layered, and full of tension in the very best way. The author strikes the perfect balance.
Hearts in Circulation has everything you want in a rom-com read and more. All throughout this book I couldn't stop smiling and laughing
If you’re looking for a charming, feel-good romance with heart, humor, and swoon-worthy moments, add this one to your TBR immediately. I’m already hoping for more visits to the world that Sarah Monzon has created in her Checking Out Love series.
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