“Ashley Herring Blake writes sweet, sexy romances with a supporting cast of queer found family like no one else. In Dream On, Ramona Riley, I was so invested in Ramona and Dylan rediscovering the fireworks they’d felt with each other even as far back as an early teenage encounter. Set in a Schitt’s Creek-esque small town filled with homey diners and gossip and secret places, this book is such a breath of fresh air. I can’t wait to spend more time in Clover Lake!”—Alicia Thompson, USA Today bestselling author of With Love, from Cold World
“Dream On, Ramona Riley is another winning sweet, sexy, sapphic, small town romance from Ashley Herring Blake. As always, Blake gives readers two complicated but lovable heroines to root for and fall in love with—as they fall in love with each other. I ate up the behind-the-scenes movie-making that descended upon Clover Lake, the family drama swirling throughout the narrative, and of course the beautiful—and sexy!—love story between Dylan and Ramona.”—Amy Spalding, author of On Her Terms and For Her Consideration
“Dream On, Ramona Riley is a lovely romance about finding the person who makes you want better for yourself. Dylan’s and Ramona’s respective heartaches are fully captured on the page, and yet the story still felt as cozy and comforting (and, occasionally, scorching hot) as a cup of tea in a small town café.”—Rachel Runya Katz, author of Whenever You’re Ready
“Blake enchants with this sapphic second-chance romance…The ensuing relationship is equal parts sensual and sincere and the exploration of ambition, aspiration, and resilient bonds adds heart. This is a winner.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review
“This contemporary fake-dating romance is multilayered, with plenty of deep emotion, revealing backstories, humor, and steamy scenes that scorch the pages. Blake’s fans will be over the moon at this series launch, while newcomers will find a new favorite author to follow.”—Library Journal, starred review
“The book is steamy while also being a sweet and sensitive look at the complex feelings of the characters, exploring how difficult it can be to trust others when you don’t trust yourself. It’s a fantastic start to Herring Blake’s Clover Lake queer-romcom series.”—Booklist, starred review
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