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A review by cleolindbooks
Season of Love by Helena Greer
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
This is an absolutely beautiful romance. This story follows Miriam who is a Jewish queer woman running from her past. Miriam inherits a Christmas tree farm from her beloved aunt and reconnects with her old found family. This book touches on so many amazing topics as well as having a beautiful romance.
There is a huge emphasis on healing from past traumas and learning to grow. All of the characters are dealing with their own issues and there is so much wonderful character development that happens. All of the characters are so amazing and found family trope here is fantastically done.
Noelle and Miriam are also an amazing romance. (Fade to black for people asking. Only kissing) They complement each other so well and are so cute. I also love that Noelle is fat, sexy butch who really loves growing trees. They do so much healing both together and separately. Noelle is in AA and Is struggling with the loss of her parents. Miriam is trying to heal from her fathers abuse. They both have their own issues and I love that their romance isn’t shown to fix everything.
This is one of my new favorite romances and I will recommend it to everyone!
There is a huge emphasis on healing from past traumas and learning to grow. All of the characters are dealing with their own issues and there is so much wonderful character development that happens. All of the characters are so amazing and found family trope here is fantastically done.
Noelle and Miriam are also an amazing romance. (Fade to black for people asking. Only kissing) They complement each other so well and are so cute. I also love that Noelle is fat, sexy butch who really loves growing trees. They do so much healing both together and separately. Noelle is in AA and Is struggling with the loss of her parents. Miriam is trying to heal from her fathers abuse. They both have their own issues and I love that their romance isn’t shown to fix everything.
This is one of my new favorite romances and I will recommend it to everyone!