Wrong Number, Right Woman (by Jae)

Another romance, but a much better one. This is a slow burn romance between two women, one of whom starts out the novel assuming she is straight. It starts off as a text relationship and grows into a friendship with chemistry and then.... dot dot dot. It ends up being extremely cute, with minimal conflict, but did I mention cute af. 

I do think it is overlong and the pacing could be picked up at points (for me, after they get together and there's really no conflict, it's like a 200 page epilogue). But still enjoyed the read. I also enjoyed that our characters were not like book marketers or architects; one designs bird toys and the other works at a supermarket. It's nicely grounded. Jae has written over 20 F/F romances, and I would definitely pick up another one sometime.

This was for the Read Harder category "a romance where at least one of the protagonists is over 40" since one of our leads, Denny, is 41.