by B. K. Borison
First sentence: “‘Do you believe in fate?'”
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Others in the series: First-Time Caller
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Content: There is mention of neglectful parents, several f-bombs, and on-page sex. It’s in the Romance section of the bookstore.

Jackson is a radio meteorologist, and would like it to stay that way. He likes reporting the weather; it’s simple, and it’s predictable. It’s what he wants out of life. Delilah, on the other hand, is anything but predictable. The meteorologist for the TV station, what she really wants is to be taken seriously. Except her boss keeps sending her on these silly assignments, which she tries to make the best of. Then, when a huge storm heads towards Baltimore, their bosses conspire together: Jackson and Delilah are going to head to the mountains to report on the storm. They are polar opposites, so it’s absolutely not going to work. Except, sometimes opposites attract, right?

Borison continues to delight me. I loved everything about Jackson and Delilah, from their semi-tragic backstories (bad moms all around), to Jackson’s need to keep everything in order and Delilah’s determination to keep a positive attitude. It’s grumpy-sunshine with one bed mixed in, and I thought it was delightful. There wasn’t really a third-act breakup, but they did have some challenges to get over. I loved it all.

Charming, fun, and an utterly delightful romance!