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Review: Meet Me at Midnight by Max Monroe

Meet Me at Midnight by Max Monroe is now LIVE!

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AUDIO: Coming Soon (To be released in December, date TBD soon!)

WHAT IS MEET ME AT MIDNIGHT ALL ABOUT?
📖 Standalone Romantic Comedy
💕Dual POV
🫶"I'm in love with my best friend's older brother"
😂HILARIOUS
🫢Secret, forbidden, off-limits romance
🫨Addicting banter
😍Forced proximity (He's her neighbor and boss)
😍She falls first, but he falls harder
🩷Boss/Employee workplace romance
🔥Texting/S*xting


How good are you at keeping a secret?

Because I, Juniper Perry, have been keeping a big one.

For over a decade, I’ve been crushing on the guy with the easy smile, warm brown eyes, and charismatic charm. He’s all the perfect things that, when you add them up, spell out Man of my dreams.

I know that doesn’t sound bad at all, but there’s more to this story...

We work together. I’m a lowly intern, and he’s a high-powered executive.

He’s my newest neighbor. No joke—he’s temporarily living next door to me.

And to top it all off, he’s my best friend’s older brother.

I’ve spent what feels like an eternity keeping my crush on him a secret, but recently, I’ve found a way to have him and my anonymity too. A way to chat and flirt and get close to him.

My best friend doesn’t know about these Midnight chats.

And he doesn’t know I’m the girl he’s talking to night after night.

Beau Banks might be completely off-limits, but what happens at Midnight stays between us...

MY REVIEW

Juniper has crushed on her best friend's brother Beau, forever now it seems. And to top it off, she's working with him at his family's company now. She's never had the courage to tell him about her feelings and now is not the time, as he's a big shot here, and she's just an intern. Sigh...but then thanks to their job, she finds a way to send him flirty texts, then more emotionally significant ones, and now they're actually coming to mean something. But what happens when he finds out her true identity? What happens when her friend/his sister finds out?


Beau and Juniper are so freaking adorable! From their first anonymous flirty messages, all the way down to their last page, I was smiling and swooning, so wanting them to get together in person and realize how much they loved each other, to finally see each other for their true selves. There's found family (for Juniper), pining and angst, lots of laughs, and a very sweet couple who finally got to know each other in the truest of ways. Beau's family is awesome, and the friendship between Juniper and Avery is fun. I didn't particularly like Avery - she comes across as seriously self-absorbed and shallow, but their friendship is strong, and it allowed Juniper to have the family and the love she didn't get while growing up.

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