It's a Date (Again) by Jeneva Rose on October 1, 2023
Pages: 254
Format: Paperback
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This is my first experience with Jeneva Rose and I was not disappointed. It’s a Date again was a laugh out loud type of book that can’t be taken too seriously. (I mean this girl lost her memory and is dating 3 guys) But this was fun and heart felt in the right ways. I feel like it was a bit predictable but it was still a feel-good story.
One rainy night, Peyton figured out who her true love was and she was going to that person to tell him, after a nudge by a stranger. Then an accident happened and she was struck with amnesia and couldn’t remember who this person was, much less who she was. She was on the phone with her friend, Maya, at the time but didn’t tell her who this guy was.
Luckily her friends are in her corner and with the help of Maya, Robbie and Debbie, she is determined to figure out which guy she was going to choose. Because ALL 3 that she was dating stop at the hospital to visit her. Sooo…they all agree to date her and let her figure it out.
Three men stood in the spotlight of possibility, each contrasting starkly from the others. Peyton’s heart yearned for a familiar touch, a resonating connection that transcended the fog of amnesia. With hope as her compass, she delved into the realms of dating, seeking solace in the embrace of her elusive soulmate.
The journey of self-discovery was a tumultuous ride, an emotional rollercoaster marked by uncertainty and anticipation. Yet, amidst the trials, there gleamed a certainty that the heart would recognize its mate once more. Laughter echoed through the pages, resonating with moments of joy and lightness. Maya, with her comedic brilliance, injected humor into the darkest corners, her stand-up routines etched as vivid memories within the narrative.
Through every twist and turn, I became a passenger in Peyton’s odyssey, empathizing with her struggles and rejoicing in her triumphs. The journey wasn’t just about identifying the lost love but rediscovering the depths of one’s own heart. Peyton’s quest was a testament to resilience, reminding us that love’s true essence lies within, waiting to be rekindled amidst life’s unpredictable maze.”
I recommend this to romance fans! This book had me hooked with it’s funny premise and the characters were so interesting that I raced through this one. Like I said before, this was a bit predictable, but it was still an enjoyable heart-felt ride.