Synopsis: Tall, handsome, and eternally optimistic Noah has dated a string of gorgeous women. His best friend Elle has outlasted them all. Of course, he has no idea she’s been in love with him for years. Why would he? It’s not like she’s going to tell him. After all, she’s short and awkward, and as he’s fond of reminding her, has a sour disposition.

When Elle takes off on her annual ten-day vacation with her family, Noah comes to a startling realization. She’s the woman who is by his side day in and day out, whose office is across the hall, and whose house is around the corner. She has called him on his shit when he gets too cocky, and he has held her in her arms when her heart was broken. Absence must make the heart grow fonder because while she’s in Germany with her parents, he realizes that everything he has ever wanted was right there all along. Now he’s on a mission to make her realize that romance won’t ruin their friendship, but platonic friendship is ruining their relationship.

Review: Jennifer Woodhull is an author I didn’t know about and I was curious to discover this novel after reading the synopsis.

Elle has a crush on her best friend Noah. However, it’s not easy, because he’s there all the time and she’s thinking more and more about him. However, she knows that admitting her feelings to him could ruin everything, and she is not ready to lose him. But Noah, too, has just realized on his side that he has feelings for her. But unlike his friend, our hero is determined to tell Elle how he feels, and especially to show her that for her, he would abandon his habit of jumping from one girl to another to finally settle down. He is determined and he is ready to do anything to make her succumb to his charms and make her realize that he is the one for her.

I had a good time with these two characters. We alternate between the two characters to see what they think and how they react to each other’s actions. It was a nice novel even if I admit that if we fall under Noah’s spell very quickly, Elle has very frustrating reactions! However, I also enjoyed seeing them evolve with each other and I finally had a good and light moment with the story.

17 thoughts on “Sour by Jennifer Woodhull

  1. Sophia Rose

    That does sound like a fun friends to lovers romance. 🙂

    1. Melliane

      yes it’s nice and fun

  2. Mary Kirkland

    I hadn’t heard about this but it does sound pretty good. Thanks for letting us know about this one.

    1. Melliane

      My pleasure!

  3. Melissa (Books and Things)

    Oh I love it when a relationship evolves. Not into insta love. Hm… might have to try this one. Brilly review.

    1. Melliane

      me too!

  4. blodeuedd

    I do like friends to lovers if it works 🙂

  5. Lindy@ A Bookish Escape

    I love the friends to lovers trope and Noah sounds like I character that I’d fall for! This sounds like such a fun read, and I love the book cover.

    1. Melliane

      I like that as well!

  6. Nadene

    I like the sound of this one. Glad you enjoyed it.

  7. Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer

    This sounds great. I like the friends to lovers trope. 🙂

    1. Melliane

      Me too!

  8. Crystal @ Lost in Storyland

    The friends to lovers is a fun trope. I’m glad you enjoyed this book 🙂

    1. Melliane

      thanks

  9. Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

    It’s always great to discover a new author! And such a sweet sounding story 😀

    1. Melliane

      right?

  10. Carole Rae

    This does sound very sweet :3

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