This was such a cute story! You are immediately dragged into it, since the book start in the middle of a lot of action.
I loved the two main characters, Parker and Liam. They keep meeting each other under weird circumstances and you just know they are meant to be. For obvious reason, it takes both of them down a wild path.
The side characters are just as enjoyable. I especially loved Char and Stella, but almost all of them added to the story in their way making it more fun, or more difficult for the main characters.
There are some side plots that - in my opinion - were too little acknowledged. The whole book is pretty fast-paced, which is good. But it was also a bit short and could be longer if those side plots were deeper.

But, overall a really fun read that I finished in a day!

I enjoy a good romcom. They aren’t my go-to, but a nice change of pace. This one definitely hit the mark. Laugh out loud moments, characters that take the bad and turn it around and generally just a feel good story.

Parker has just been dumped at the alter and while she definitely has a right to feel bad for herself, she doesn’t wallow in it. She’s got a strong support system and always has the best attitude. Her sarcastic banter with her family, especially her mom, is great. The only thing that irked me was her attitude towards timing. I’ll never understand the hesitation.

Liam too could be one of those guys that just throws in the towel. He’s had a lot of hardship in his life, but he appreciates what he’s got including a mother he loves. He’s a good guy. He knew to give Parker space.

The slow development of their relationship is nice and appreciated. There isn’t any unnecessary drama, just a sweet romance with a happy ending.

A fun and flirty romance! While predictable and a bit over-the-top, it was laugh out loud funny and a heartwarming read. The characters are incredibly likable and their romance believable and worth cheering for. There were parts of the book that were so “tidy” it was almost eye roll worthy. Overall, this was a fun romcom that left me smiling! 3.5 ⭐️ My thanks to the publisher for the advance reader in exchange for my honest review.

Love Me Like You Do by Aimee Brown is a super cute romance with some comedy weaved in seamlessly! I quite enjoyed both of the main characters and the friends to lovers trope is done really well.
I liked the fast paced plot as the novel progressed, while I did have a great time reading this and had fun as I learnt about the characters and their story, I was hoping to gain a little more insight into some aspects such as family seemed to be the main focus rather than the expected relationship drama.
Overall, this novel was a quick and fun read that explored the friends to lovers trope well, if you are a fan of this trope I definitely recommend!
Four stars!
Thank you Netgalley for providing this arc in exchange for an honest review.

Who doesn't love a great second chance at love and a knight in shining armour that saves the day?
This love story was perfect for a great summer read, with meet cute moments, low angst and what ifs that turned out why not scenes.
If you're looking for a quick heartwarming beautiful love story this one is for you.

Really 2.5 stars. This book did nothing for me. It was short enough that I should have been able to read it in one or two sittings, but I managed to read 3 or 4 other books between starting and finishing this book. I liked the premise when I read the synopsis, but found the plot lacking and filled with some really random events, like a house fire that came out of no where. I also found both Liam and Parker hard to like and they din’t grow on me. Liam had some toxic masculinity issues and at one point goes full on I’m not like other guys, which ew, red flag. Parker was whiney, indecisive, and needs therapy not a new boyfriend.

One thing that really bothered me was the, for lack of a better word, slut-shaming. At one point Liam finds out that Parker is dressing up as a princess for a kids’ party and states states, “Working a kids’ party? At least its not a bachelor party I guess.” As if there is something wrong with being a stripper. Also, Parker in both her internal monologue and dialogue refers to at least two different women as “whores.” I’m sorry but we don’t call women we don’t like whores.

Looking at other people’s reviews on Goodreads, it is clear that most people would disagree with my opinions and have enjoyed the book. It just wasn’t for me. Thank you to NetGalley and Aria for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

What makes this book is that the hero, Liam, is just an all-around great guy. He’s the type of guy that any woman would want - kind-hearted, funny, gentlemanly, considerate, hard-working, and very hunky. I don’t buy that any adult male in today’s world would have no idea about the story of Cinderella, but I’ll let that pass. Both Liam and the heroine, Parker, are coming off really bad relationships. In fact, it’s just hard to believe that two sharp, attractive people would have been in such awful relationships. Parker’s long-time boyfriend ditches her on their wedding day. And it turns out that he was cheating on her also. Why would she have been with this guy for so many years? There is no indication that there was anything appealing about him except that they worked in the same hospital together. And Liam’s ex-girlfriend, Jenna, seems like a right b****. Why would he have fallen for her so much that he followed her from Texas to Portland and bought a $5,000 ring to propose to her?

Those errors in judgment aside, Liam and Parker have now found each other. Liam just has to convince her that, despite meeting on her disastrous wedding day, they can still build a long-term, solid relationship.

I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book that I received from Netgalley; however, the opinions are my own and I did not receive any compensation for my review.

We dive headfirst into this delightful rom-com when Parker is dumped moments before walking down the aisle and literally bumps into stranger Liam as she attempts to run as far away as she can from her asinine groom.

Newly acquainted Parker and Liam do not remain strangers for long and develop an instant camaraderie. Parker is nowhere near ready to have special feelings for anyone—not even White Knight Liam, but both of them are soon navigating through their friendship zone to the possibility of moving beyond that.

Engaging and relatable characters, a charming storyline, and Aimee Brown’s spirited and inspired writing move the reader through Love Me Like You Do like a delightful breeze on a summer’s day. I read it in one sitting, relaxing with an iced glass—it’s that lovely of a romcom, summer read.

I enjoy Aimee’s witty writing—reading her books is a feel-good getaway. Highly recommend Love Me Like You Do.

Thank you to NetGalley and Aria for the read of Aimee Brown’s, Love Me Like You Do.

Opinions expressed are my own.

Cute and funny read! Very easy to get through and so adorable in terms of the meet cute, and run in between the two main characters. We see them easily be able to fall in love, Liam more smitten early on than Parker--but ever the gentleman. It was a cute book and love story.

I didn't really like it. The beginning was nice but it just didn't catch my interest as much as i hoped it would.

A cute, easy summer read. I loved the beginning, slightly boring in the middle and was sooo cheesy (but in a good way) at the end.

Pros: Loved the open discussion about mental health, Parker loving her mom but still struggling with her relationship with her. Both Park and Liam are realistic characters with real flaws and lives. There were no elicit scenes so safe for most audiences. I love Parker's choice of movies. Loved all the friend dates they went on.

Cons: Parts felt like trying to do too much (like really how much can go wrong). I didn't love that Liam was there from moment one, it felt like too much for her to be dumped the day of her wedding and be helped by this stranger. Most of their intimate moments happened while under the influence of some substances. There were weird typos and misprints that made it hard to understand what was happening (like using Harpers name instead of Parkers). Some parts felt a little too perfect, and at the same time some parts were super loose ends (like what happens to Chris?)

Overall I enjoyed it but would probably be hesitant to recommend it to most audiences. You definitely have to be in the right mood (or maybe a teenager) to read this book.

I asked Netgalley for the ARC because i needed a romcom, something that would put a smile on my face and this story seemed perfect. I am not disappointed, i laughed a lot and totally melted for Liam our hero.

In the first chapter, Parker, just dumped at the altar by her douche fiancé, runs away and has an accident. She thinks she's dead, on the asphalt, with her wedding dress and God is talking to her... Of course she's alive and God is Liam, a stranger who saves her from this nightmare. He takes her to the hospital and after that... destiny plays its role... and they become friends... with attraction.

This first chapter hooked me, it was funny and fastpaced. Parker made me laugh a lot and Liam was already a sweetheart.
The first half of the book was a bit complicated for me... I loved seeing our heroes with their family and friends but maybe i would have liked to see Parker and Liam together more. I almost lost interest in their relationship.
The second half is better, they spend time together, we see their feelings grow, they face their personal issues, they help each other...
I didn't really understand the "come back" of the h's ex near the end, it was not really necessary, and the last chapter was a bit rushed but the ending and the epilogue were great, fairytales worthy.

Other issues : Parker's injury is forgotten too easily, same for Liam near the end. Are they superhuman? And ... maybe some comic elements were too much (cakes...). And their world is too small (Char's story for example or one of Harper's friend). And Liam is too kind for my liking with his father (and it didn't get enough development) but... That's Liam he's adorable and amazing.

Good things: Parker is the perfect auntie, i loved her relationship with her cute and funny nieces. She also has good taste in movies lol. Every second characters bring something to the story and made me laugh. That's not just a love story but a family story, friendship story. Our heroes' lives are not easy, that gives them some depth. No sex scene (yep no need). Liam, Liam, Liam... perfect Liam is perfect. A TRUE gentleman, the perfect boyfriend we all dream of! Yes i love Liam!

Overall i spent a real good time with this novel. It's a sweet romcom, a slow burn, friends to lovers funny story. It would make a good movie.
3.5 *

I received an ARC in exchange of an honest review.

I would like to thank #Aria for providing me an #ARC of #LoveMeLikeYouDo by #AimeeBrown via #NetGalley, in exchange for a fair and honest review.


Love Me Like You Do by Aimee Brown is a standalone contemporary romance novel, BUT does star a character from one of her past books, The Lucky Dress. I want to make clear though, that it is a standalone story. I didn't read The Lucky Dress, and I didn't need to to understand this story. From what I can gather, there is very little, to no reference to The Lucky Dress. Love Me Like You Do starts on the worst day of Parker's life, when she is literally running away from her wedding after her fiancee dumps her. Then BAM! She runs into Liam, a sexy, southern, new bar owning man who isn't having the best day himself. A horrible blind date, a brokenhearted, angry bride, and a trip to the emergency room leads to two romantically damaged people to befriend each other ... and fall in love.


I have to admit, this is the first ARC that I have read in a while that I truly enjoyed. I didn't feel forced to finish it. The plot wasn't overly original, but the writing was good, it had me literally laughing out loud, and smiling, and the characters were likable. This romance was very innocent to what I usually prefer (which I know now is Aimee Brown's preference), but I didn't mind overall. I was invested in Parker and Liam's story, and I didn't need the physical intimacy to tell me they were into each other. The people in each of their lives were equally entertaining, and I didn't feel bored when Liam and Parker were not together, which, I find happens more often then not in a lot of books. My only issue is that I felt the last third of the book was kind of rushed.


I really liked Parker. She's feisty and sweet,and adorable in a way that isn't annoying. Her obvious love for her family is endearing, and even when she was pushing Liam away, I totally got it. I wasn't annoyed by it. She was left at the alter. I think it's fair that she has some trouble letting herself fall in love again. Liam is a total sweetheart. Strong, smart, and he goes for what he wants. Totally swoon-worthy material. The side characters were just as interesting! Liam's estranged father, wanting to get to know his son before dying, and introduce him to his teenage daughter was an interesting arc. Liam with a little sister is all kinds of adorable. Parker's family was even more interesting. Her dynamic with her nieces is adorable. I enjoyed that Aimee Brown didn't shy away from the harsh reality of having a sick mother (schizophrenia, with onset dementia). As society gets more accepting of those with mental illness, there is still sadly a stigma to it. Aimee gets points with me for not only mentioning that when Parker was younger, she suffered from anxiety and needed to be medicated, but to write a character with schizophrenia.


Love Me Like You Do is a cute, often humorous, little romance. It's not just two people falling in love. It's a little sliver in life, showing that it's not all rainbows and gumdrops, yet despite the reality of broken hearts and disappointment, one can overcome that, and open their heart to something truly beautiful. If you prefer "closed door" romance, with a bit of a soulmate feel to it, you will love this book.

This was a nice, quick, fun summer read! The characters are likeable and relatable, and they deal with issues outside of just the romance -- even though the romance was wonderful, too!

This was a cheesy romance that made for an enjoyable read. It wasn't anything spectacular, but it allowed me to turn my brain off and relax for a few hours.

I think if you enjoy contemporary romance this could be for you.

Thank you to the publisher for providing me with a copy of this E-book to review via Netgalley.

I received a copy of this story from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

DNF: 18%

I think I fell for the pretty cover. Everything about this is cheesy and not in a good way. The dialogue was a bit weird and was written in such a way that made it difficult to keep track of who was speaking at times. The plot was lacking. The characters felt very one-dimensional. This read like a draft and not a finished product.

I have read a book on the rainy Sunday afternoon and the book was just perfect. It was witty, friendly, warm.I would definitely recommend it to other people! Fantastic read!

This book is different, in that the author tackles difficult issues such as mental illness and women's insecurities while realizing they are really bad ass.

The author Aimee Brown, also does not shy away from using real language, so if you are delicate in reading swear words, move along, although I warn you, you will be missing out on experiencing a great book and phenomenal author.

I think my favorite characters are Char and Parker's mom. I am so glad that Liam found his happily ever after. I will also never think of naps in the same way ever again!

We meet Parker on the best and worst day of her life. Her wedding day, she flees after being stood up by her groom and is saved from nearly being run over by a car by the lovely and gorgeous Liam. They become firm friends but it sounds like they need their heads knocking together as they seem perfect for each other. Parker has a lot going on in her life with being a nurse in an ER and her mother being poorly. Liam is the owner of a bar and has George who’s a crazy sounding dog (but also gorgeous!)

I loved Millie and Charlotte, they are fabulous and hilarious all at the same time. However my favourite character is Parker, she’s determined and fantastic as she also wants to volunteer to help with medical care in Costa Rica. It would have been great to see more of Liam’s relationship with his dad but it seems like they made a lot of progress.

It’s easy to lose yourself in this story so it’s perfect escapism into fairytales with also a layer of the more serious issues. This is my first discovery of Aimee’s writing and it won’t be the last time I escape into one of her stories. I give ‘Love Me Like You Do’ 4*/5* 😊

Thank you to Aria Fiction for an advanced copy of this book via Netgalley.

Curl on your sofa with a glass of wine and enjoy a Saturday afternoon with Aimee Brown’s new love Story Love Me Like You Do: an emotional story of love and finding yourself it is short sweet and fun. It reminded of a Saturday night Hallmark movie which yes, I will admit I LOVE. Brown asks the big questions: what is love, what is family, what is friendship? Then what are you willing to do for love, family and friendship? Take a minute and ask yourself these questions too.

Enjoy the ride with these fully developed even flawed characters.

Thank you #netgalley for an advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.