Love Like The Sun by Riss M. Neilson

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. A love Like the Sun has a gorgeous front cover. A lovely romance about two friends Laniah and Isaac who are best friends from childhood but is there relationship more than friends . The characters are lovely and vibrant people that you will be drawn to and can't help follow there story to the end. They are true soul mates and I totally believe we all have a soul mate and think that's why I enjoyed the story do much. I did feel sorry for both of them due to their own issue they were having. Laniah with her health problems and Isaac liking the wrong kind of girls. A Love Like the Sun is heart-warming read and is beautifully written. I did feel many emotions reading this book from laughing to feeling sad. This is good when a book can make you feel like this. The story is written well and engaging from start to finish. I like the imagery that was in the book and really could feel what the author was trying to say and picture it in my head. 5 stars. Blurb Suddenly business is booming, and Laniah reluctantly agrees to pretend to be lovers for the course of the summer. Just long enough to catch the eye of an investor and get her dream back on track. But as the lines between what's real and pretend blur, it becomes harder and harder to see where friendship ends and something else begins... Extraordinary... a raw, vulnerable, breath-stealing love you can feel as you read' Emily Henry 'Dazzling, tender, and romantic' Carley Fortune We've always been best friends... but what if we were more? Laniah and Isaac have been best friends since childhood, and they couldn't be more different. She's a homebody who runs a small natural hair store with her mum. He's an international influencer with the paparazzi on his tail. When Issac comes home for the first time in months and discovers Laniah and her mum are struggling to keep their business afloat, she refuses to take a dime from him. And so, he does what any self-respecting best friend would do: tells the world they're dating. Suddenly business is booming, and Laniah reluctantly agrees to pretend to be lovers for the course of the summer. Just long enough to catch the eye of an investor and get her dream back on track. But as the lines between what's real and pretend blur, it becomes harder and harder to see where friendship ends and something else begins.... Brimming with chemistry, A Love like the Sun is the perfect slow-burn, friends-to-lovers romance about falling in love and second chances. Perfect for fans of Tia Williams and Emily Henry. Purchase Link - https://bit.ly/ALoveliketheSun Author Bio – Riss M. Neilson is a magna cum laude graduate of Rhode Island College, where she won the English department's Jean Garrigue Award, which was judged by novelist Nick White. Her debut young adult novel, Deep in Providence, was a 2022 finalist for the New England Book Awards, and her forthcoming novel I'm Not Supposed to be in the Dark is set to publish in 2023. She is from Providence and lives for the city's art and culture scene. When she's not writing, she's watching anime or playing video games with her two children. A Love Like the Sun is her adult debut. Social Media Links – https://x.com/RissMNeilson

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