Review: Bookworm - Katana Collins

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Review: Bookworm - Katana Collins - May 2024

As a fellow bookworm, this cover and book caught my attention, books about books are my jam. Bookworm by Katana Collins begins with Harper and Adam as high school sweethearts and the pair of them losing their v-card. That night though, which should have been the height of their relationship was also the worst as that night the pair of them also broke up. Adam went to Dartmouth to study and Harper ended up at Oxford University. Now seven years later, the pair of them are back in the same place at Dartmouth as Harper has been hired to restore some rare books after a small fire broke out in their rare book room. We can see the sparks still fly between Adam and Harper and of course, we can see how things end up. The thing though is that there is someone beautiful and approved by Adam's father Elijah vying for Adam's attention. Can Harper and Adam work out their history and move forward together? This book was exciting as I would have loved to study book restoration as it has always sounded exciting, I also loved the fact that Harper had studied her Masters of Library Science as I too studied it and got my Diploma in Library and Information Services. Bookworm by Katana Collins is the perfect read for any romance reader who loves books and books and geeky quirky characters.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3X7nIy0



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