Love Me Do: the friends-to-lovers feelgood new rom-com from the Sunday Times bestselling author of the I Heart series

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For those unfamiliar with Lindsey Kelk, she is from South Yorkshire, England originally, but now lives in Los Angeles after a number of years in New York. And while the IHeart series will always hold a special place in my heart I feel like each book she releases gets better and better! As she bonds with Bel and Ren, the connection between the characters feels authentic and genuine, making their stories all the more engaging. Sadly her sister has a job that means she will be elsewhere for a few days, so Phoebe must entertain herself. I especially loved the descriptions of the beautiful beaches and the graveyard where people had picnics seemed very interesting.

Not only between Phoebe and Bel, who was the epitome of sunshine and butterflies, but also between Phoebe and Myrna, a crotchety eighty-two-year-old former movie star. Phoebe keeps her emotions close and guarded but she is a fixer and loves to help others and hear their sagas. Instead of a Twilight TV series (and don't get me wrong, I'm a not-so-secret Twihard), let's get this one the big screen instead.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I didn’t think she was going to play an active role in the story, but boy was I wrong and I’ve never been more proud to be.

It’s funny, has a friends-to-lovers trope, a cute matchmaking theme, and the most loveable secondary characters. Highly recommended if you want a light, entertaining story with a surprising amount of depth and the important message about not devaluing oneself when it comes to life and love. Born and brought up in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, Lindsey worked in London as a children’s editor before writing her first book, I Heart New York , and moving to Brooklyn. What a heartwarming, fun and hilarious rom-com that takes place in the amazing city of Los Angeles, California!

I can relate to Phoebe a lot in the sense that she felt unworthy of some of the things that she wanted, which is why she pushed Ren and Bel together. Regardless, we only recommend products or services we use personally and believe will add value to our readers.

If you’re looking for a fun, easy and gripping read for your holiday this summer I highly recommend this one.

Caught up with writing love letters and an unexpected friendship with a reclusive 82-year-old film star, Phoebe finds herself falling for the real Los Angeles – but is that all she’s falling for? This book is hilarious, endearing, and, if you haven’t gathered by that triple digit number, so relatable.

What ensues is a delightful portrayal of finding oneself again in platonic friendship, honest family relationships, and even taking chances on romantic love! Her interactions with Phoebe are heartwarming, providing moments of laughter and insight that further enrich the reading experience.I didn’t love reading about the love interest kissing someone else halfway through the book… it made me not root for the romance between Phoebe and Ren. The story was funny and heartwarming but also didn't shy away from darker subject matters like emotionally abusive relationships and grief. To begin with she gave me Sunset Boulevard vibes but then she also has a little bit of Elizabeth Taylor meets Moira Rose about her.