I liked this book. It wasn't my favourite book ever or anything but it was cute and I enjoyed it.
Kit and Kate were both great characters and I felt the connection between them. Plus I love a good "enemies" to lovers!

A lot of art talk that went over my head but other than that a great read.

I received an ARC of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

This was such a fun and quick read. I LOVED the story line and the witty banter between the characters. This was a read that I told myself I would stop but ended up reading the whole book in one sitting. Such a fun romance!

Thanks to HQ & NetGalley for a copy on exchange for an honest review.

When Katherine finds her London life turned upside down, she moves back to Sheffield to invest everything she has in herself. As she tirelessly toils to fulfill her dream of owning an art gallery, a chance meeting (fix up) with cantankerous Kit, broody local artist, spurs her competitive fire to succeed and makes her realize that when she thought she had it all in her London life, it wasn't even close to what she has now. Filled with witty humor, well-crafted dialogue, and tender emotional moments, Accidentally in Love is the perfect bookish escape.

Advanced readers copy provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This book had more depth than I anticipated. Katharine's character saw a lot of growth, and Christoper did too for that matter. The end wrapped up pretty quickly thought and felt a bit rushed. I would have liked to see an epilogue maybe a few months or a year later that discussed how their relationship had progressed.

Kindly received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Belinda Missen possesses a certain wit that makes you want to laugh with the character, live the character. I loved the romance between two unlikely people and the independence of Katherine.

I absolutely enjoyed reading Accidentally in love.

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<b> 4.25 stars </b>

Accidentally In Love was such a refreshing, sweet rom-com, I thoroughly enjoyed it! We follow Kate, who has been down-trodden in her life as a curator at a London gallery, as she is consistently being passed up for promotions who are instead given to less-qualified male applicants, and is also frustrated with her personal relationships being stuck in a rut. Frustrated, she quits her job, and decides to move back home to Sheffield, to open a gallery of her own. There, her father tries to make a match between her and an acclaimed local artist, Kit, however they instantly rub each other the wrong way (mostly because they are both far too stubborn an similar).

I really, thoroughly enjoyed this. Banter on point - and the relationship seemed very natural and sweet, but the book didn't just focus on that aspect. I feel like a lot of rom-coms fall into the trap of focusing on nothing but the relationship between the two, and neglect all other aspects - this did not do that !

I absolutely loved Kate's family dynamic as well! This book has so many touching moments that I absolutely adored.

The character growth of both Kate and Kit in this is absolutely phenomenal, and really well-executed as well! I was in the mood for a great pick-me-up read and this really hit the spot.

My only niggle is that towards the end, things escalated very quickly! I would have loved to see that development over more pages!

I don't know what to say other than if you like well-written LOL books with feisty female leads then this is for you. This is my first read by this author but not my last.
Meet Katherine. No! Don't. Read the book but, as a hint, the lady in question is a strong woman who learns very quickly that the bowl of cherries promised comes with men-shaped boulders that smash her heart along with her hopes and dreams. John is a... No... Read the book. While Kit is worse but he soon learns that speaking without engaging his brain first is a fatal flaw.
Missen is skilled in stripping back emotions, layer by layer, until the nucleus of the problem is reached then breached. A highly satisfactory 5 star read.