ACT YR AGE EVE BRN PB

Though it is fiction, I couldn't stop myself from crying and laughing at times. It's beautiful in a way that it seems so real.

The book is in perfect condition

It's quirky, adorable , sexy an the main characters are developed so naturally that you can't help but feel for them. Absolute delight. One improvement could have been some more focus on describing the atmosphere of the small town since it is set around homely BnBs. .

CHARMING. I AM CHARMED. This is my best book of The Brown Sisters.The third act breakup was a little.. meh. This is one of the books where I would have just rather not had that plot but oh well.Overall, I loved it. Finished in one day by listening to it in all my spare time.

This is one of the most adorable books ever!! Soo many sweet gooey feels and the most adorablest of all adorable characters in this romance that everyone has to pick up!! Evie as a character was also personally very relatable and I could connect with her completely on her struggles which made this book all the more special. Jacob was also a grumpy cinnamon roll of a character I couldn’t help but love and the grumpy vs sunshine trope was executed perfectly by Talia Hibbert. Highly recommended!!!

(Voluntarily reviewed an eARC of the book on For The Love of Fictional Worlds)Okay, it’s absolutely no secret that I am absolute romance fanatic - and that I fell in love with Talia Hibbert’s Brown Sisters - amazingly diverse romances with such intricate emotional issues that will have you all snug and soft in a virtual warm hug.Eve Brown, the youngest Brown sister and the most messy of all. She hasn’t been able to find her passion, and tends to flit from one career to other. She knows her family considers her to be a mess but she has a supportive family; and she always finds a way to move forward.However, this time, her leaving her wedding planner business behind, after a wedding from hell; finds her family’s limits. She finds her parents disappointed when she gives up on this venture as well; so she jumps at the first gainful employment she finds - at a Boutique Bed and Breakfast owned and run by a grumpy, rude and sarcastic Jacob.Now their first meeting doesn’t really go over that well; especially considering that Eve runs over Jacob at the end of the interview. So now, Eve has no choice, but to help out because Jacob really can’t do everything that he does, now that he is injured, until the Gingerbread Festival.Talia Hibbert’s Brown Suster series is one of my all time favourite, not only because she writes some amazingly three dimensional characters who will end up making a place in your heart.That’s exactly what happens with Eve and Jacob as well - you have two complex characters with their motivations; and their intricacies - you will find yourself laughing with them, enjoying their banter and their sexual chemistry- and in the end find yourself closing the book with enough nostalgia, wanting to pick up the book and these sister’s HEA all over again!

Act your Age, Eve Brown that’s what her parents said. At 26, Eve Brown has quite literally fled a lot of career prospects, making her parents threaten her to cut her trust fund and find something to stick to for an year.Eve Brown the youngest of the brown sisters as we get glimpses of her in the previous books is an absolute goofball, chaos personified , music addict and mother hen as Jacob Calls her for being the sweetest to help everyone.Jacob Wayne is the grumpy owner of the bread and breakfast Eve stumbles upon one day and interviews for the chef job. Well opposed to what he shows the world, Jacob is silent, kind, funny and secretly a cinnamon roll .Usually when Grumpy/Sunshine trope is followed, it is accompanied by tense silence and quite rude moments.Here, Talia manages their differing personalities so well, their banter and easy moments are so freaking Delightful. Balanced with emotionally deep scenes this book keeps you hooked and bam you are in love with these characters and all their shades.Talia manages to write Autism rep quite well, with both the characters being autistic. (Own-Voices Rep)Eve and Jacob’s easy camaraderie soon grows into something more,I enjoyed this one so much for the fun banter scenes and just for the general the dose of laughter that was sprinkled throughout this book.If you this is a trope you love, and just want a cute, hilarious read to make you happy, definitely pick this up.With this ends, Talia’s Brown Sister Series which I would recommend for great writing and romance, diverse characters and adorableness.

I love everything Talia Hibbert writes, she is a romance goddess, but this book! So absolutely and positively delightful. In terms of actions, it's a very gentle, beautiful story about two people dealing with some emotional damage finding each other and falling in love.The beautiful thing, though, is that as well as falling in love with Jacob, we get to see Evie fall in love with herself.I would happily reread this book a hundred times over. If you're a romance fan, definitely add this to your collection!

This account is a Talia Hibbert Stan account. If you don't know, now you know. She. Does. Not. Miss.I loved this book. Eve is sunny and chaotic and Jacob is a grumpy git who's secretly the kindest man on earth.An enemies to lovers, "I hate everyone except you" story? Be still my beating heart.Eve and Jacob are the sweetest power couple, this read was so fluffy I died. It still did have enough angst to tug at my heartstrings, and a real depth of emotion I've come to expect from Talia's books. I laughed, I cried, I swooned. I think I can say Eve's book was my favourite in the trilogy, even though Chloe will always have a place in my heart.To me, this book was everything I wanted it to be. It was the perfect end to the Brown Sisters trilogy.

I feel so warm and happy after finishing this book! It was such a delight from start to finish. Eve is my first of the Brown sisters and now I absolutely MUST read the others! The love story is so sweet and sexy and hilarious. I also really appreciated Jacob, his kindness and thoughtfulness, a thoroughly decent man.The autistic representation in this book means a lot to me as my wife was recently diagnosed. She doesn't normally read romance but I think I will pass this book on to her as I think she will feel a lot of validation and comfort through reading Eve's story.I also greatly appreciated the elder queer representation in Eve's grandmother Gigi and her partner. It's so rare in any novel, let alone in the romance genre, to find queer elders depicted; also older queer couples in general; also HAPPY older queer couples! Thank you, Ms Hibbert!

Okay, how was this better than the last two incredible books in this series! Talia Hibbert is the Queen of incredible characters – writing honest, human characters coping with the struggles that life throws at them. She gives people characters to look up to and love. This book was no exception. Eve is simultaneously unapologetic and terrified of failure, whilst Jacob’s autism means that he is comfortable with order and routine. They balance each other out and they don’t question each other’s quirks/neurodivergence, nor do they make each other feel guilty or uncomfortable. I could not stop smiling – it is utterly delightful and sweet. It’s the perfect example of the sunshine vs grumpy one trope!

I really did love this. Eve and Jacob were charming both as a couple and as seperate characters. The banter was some of the best I've probably read since Dani. When I really sank my teeth into this, I couldn't put it down.It made me swoon, it made me hungry, and it made me think of other things. I am sorry to see the Brown Sisters go, but I'll visit them again, for sure. TW: childhood neglect Tropes/rep: Grumpy x sunshine, workplace romance, caretaking, forced proximity, opposites attract, dislike to love, disability and poc rep