Love at First Book

Praise

“Love at First Book is so tender-hearted, and I couldn’t help but root for Kier and Red! A delight for book lovers and anyone who loves to armchair travel, I couldn’t love this novel more! The setting in Ireland was an escapist dream. I read it in one sitting because I couldn’t put it down!”
—Jamie Varon, author of Main Character Energy

Praise for Jenn McKinlay’s romance novels

“With the light touch of a whisk-you-away rom com, Summer Reading explores some of the most important relationships in our lives. The characters are fresh and beautifully drawn, and the chemistry is magic. It’s the perfect summer vacation.” 
—Annabel Monaghan, author of Same Time Next Summer

“Jenn McKinlay writes sexy, funny romances that will leave you begging for more!”
—Jill Shalvis, New York Times bestselling author of Almost Just Friends

“Summer Reading is a pure delight! Has all the elements of a perfect story: small island setting, a feisty yet vulnerable heroine, and a nerdy hero who stole my heart.”
—Jennifer Probst, New York Times bestselling author of Our Italian Summer

“A playful breezy read that I couldn’t put down!”­
—Abby Jimenez, New York Times bestselling author of Yours Truly

“Eat Pray Love meets Mamma Mia! I devoured this clever novel in one sitting!”
—Lori Nelson Spielman, New York Times bestselling author of The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany

“In turns poignant and amusing, Summer Reading belies its title to tackle serious issues with aplomb, exploring essential definitions of self, friendship, family, and love while maintaining a breezy wit and pleasing pace. McKinlay’s writing is sure to charm.”
—Shana Abe, New York Times bestselling author of The Second Mrs. Astor

“McKinlay’s fresh spin on a favorite trope is as frothy and pleasing as a piña colada, delivering both laughs and poignant tugs on the heartstrings. Perfect summer beach read.”
—Lori Wilde, New York Times bestselling author of The Moonglow Sisters

“With lovable characters and swoon-worthy moments, this heartwarming tale has it all.”
—Woman’s World

“A delightful romance with characters I adored! Jenn McKinlay takes readers along on a fun and charming adventure in Paris Is Always a Good Idea.”
—Emily March, New York Times bestselling author of Teardrop Lane

“Humor wrapped up in late nights are involved in Jenn McKinlay’s new book. Trust me, from page one to the end, this one is a keeper.”
—Carolyn Brown, New York Times bestselling author of Bride For A Day

“Everything felt real with the emotions relatable, and yet it was loads of fun, too… Summer Reading is a winner all the way around!”
—Lori Foster, New York Times bestselling author of The Honeymoon Cottage

“McKinlay writes with compassion and heart-breaking bravery, and with a truly unique voice—captivating, hilarious, and supremely romantic. This is exactly what we dream of in a summer read—an instant relationship with the characters, a propulsive plot, a tumultuous series of decisions, and the perfect ending that brings tears to our eyes.”
—Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of The House Guest

“[A]n opposites-attract summertime fling that will quite literally have you flinging around with joyous glee.”
—The Everygirl

“Add to this McKinlay’s flair for capturing just how family and friends can make us feel both vulnerable and strong, conveyed in breezy writing buoyed by quippy banter and sizzling sexual chemistry, and you have a book that is pure reading bliss in any season.”
—Booklist (Starred Review)

“With a picturesque setting and plenty of entertaining storylines and well-developed characters, this fast-paced, steamy rom-com from McKinlay will enchant book lovers and foodies looking for an upbeat beach read.”
—Library Journal (Starred Review)

“McKinlay’s charming latest opens with a meet-cute no reader will forget and blooms into a multifaceted story replete with lovable characters, mouthwatering descriptions of food, and a vicarious vacation to Martha’s Vineyard…. The well-developed emotional growth between the protagonists makes their connection feel real. This is a keeper.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Jenn McKinlay’s writing sparkles in this wonderfully beachy summer romance. A tale of family, self-discovery and love, Summer Reading is one literary escape you don’t want to miss!”
—Kate Bromley, author of Here for the Drama and Talk Bookish to Me

“Pairing a snarky dyslexic chef with a sunshiny ‘hot librarian guy’, Summer Reading is the perfect blend of sweet, heat, and just pure fun.“
—Cathy Yardley, author of Ex Appeal

“[An] immensely enjoyable rom-com… Is it possible to identify, retrieve, and restore missing pieces in life? And if so, how do such discoveries change relationships? McKinlay’s breezy, pleasure-filled escape probes these questions and more, while happily entertaining romance readers along the way.”
—Shelf Awareness

“McKinlay spins a funny yet poignant tale.”
—Jen DeLuca, author of Well Met

“A funny and charming romp of self-discovery…. You’ll feel like you’ve been on a European vacation even if you didn’t make it out of your own back yard.”
—Kwana Jackson, USA Today bestselling author of Real Men Knit

“Sparkles with wit yet is profoundly humane at its core. You will be rooting for Chelsea through all her travels.”
—Jenny Holiday, USA Today bestselling author of Mermaid Inn

“Paris Is Always a Good Idea made me smile, cry, swoon, and cheer. It’s a beautiful, funny, and relatable story about finding yourself.”
—Sarah Smith, author of Faker

“This book ticked so many of my boxes: a perfectly imperfect protagonist on a bittersweet journey of self-discovery, relatable family tensions, vividly portrayed international settings, and an enemies-to-friends-to-lovers subplot that made me smile from ear to ear. A thoroughly satisfying read that tugged at my heart and made me happy-sigh when I reached the end!”
—Mia Sosa, USA Today bestselling author of The Worst Best Man

“Paris Is Always A Good Idea is the must-have summer read of the year.”
—Fresh Fiction

“An entertaining romance along with a story with ever changing scenery makes this the perfect summer read.”
—Parkersburg News