What audience would you recommend this novel for? Are there other books that you’ve read that you felt were similar, either in themes or writing style?

What audience would you recommend this novel for? Are there other books that you’ve read that you felt were similar, either in themes or writing style?

This would be a good book for both YA and adult. The books by Elin Hilderbrand felt similar to me in both themes and writing style. Overall good summer reads.

Think this book would appeal to
readers looking for easy reads about family dynamics and relationships. If I had to pick a genre - women’s literature.

The pretend girlfriend/boyfriend or fake relationship in this book is a common theme in many romance/rom-com books and movies (think Hallmark movies). The grieving partner and cheating spouse storylines are also common threads.

I would agree with Gabi with regards to the audience and genre but add it could appeal to the reader looking for a book that they can use as an escape from the real world.

I think that it would fall into a romance/women's fiction category. I have read several books this year about fake relationships and am getting a bit sick of it.

Definitely women’s fiction.

I think 20 somethings or women approaching 50

I think this is a great book for those wanting a light read but still offers some realistic situations.

Undoubtedly, this is a story for women to read because the main character is emotionally strong and female. Please note, there are always exceptions to these stereotypes of mine, but Lark Smith dominates the story and she is very feminine.