When in Rome

Starts good but wraps up quickly and predictable.

It was a good book start to finish. I was eager to finish reading to see how this love story would end! I would definitely read for a feel good easy read.

Super cute love Sarah Adams so much her book are always so funny and cutesy

This was a fun, easy read that hits you in all the feels. Will definitely read more from this author.

Loved it. Devoured it. Sarah Adams is the queen of clean romance. I found her YESTERDAY and officially obsessed. Find me a Noah (and don’t tell my hubby!) Thank you!

Sweet, closed door romance story! Loved it!

I can’t recommend this book enough. It’s been a really tough week and this book made it a bit easier. Great caring characters and a happy ending - Percy.

So sweet. Rereading this just proved yet again how fun it is to see people who are beautiful inside find each other (especially when it’s difficult sometimes to see the beauty inside while looking only at the beauty outside.

OMG LITERALLY COULD NOT PUT THIS BOOK DOWN! i loved every second of this book and read it in 2 days! such a easy light romance with great tropes (forced proximity, grumpy x sunshine, friends to lovers and more). i just found out that there is a second book about Noah’s sister Annie and can’t wait!

When in Rome by Sarah Adams is a delightful, opposites attract romance set in the small town of Rome, Kentucky. I enjoyed this fun, light romance very much. Amelia Rose, known as Rae Rose to her fans is a famous pop star, but she needs a break. As an Audrey Hepburn fan, she decides to go on a Roman Holiday, but Rome, Italy is too far away so she finds the closest town to her named Rome, and ends up in Rome, Kentucky. Unfortunately, her car breaks down on the edge of town, in Noah’s front yard. Noah’s house is so far from town, that he doesn’t have cell service, nor does he have internet at his house. Noah recently took over his grandmother's pie shop, after a devastating break-up with a woman he was going to marry. Rome is a typical small town where gossip is the lifeblood of the town, but Noah doesn’t want to do anything to be the target of the gossip ever again. He reluctantly lets Amelia stay with him until she can get her car fixed. But, what will happen when they spend all this time together? I liked this book nod to the movie Roman Holiday and Audrey Hepburn. Although Rome, Kentucky doesn’t have the same glamor as Rome, Italy, I liked the way Noah took Ameilia around town and showed her the sights. I enjoyed Noah very much. He was the perfect wounded, closed-off hero, with a heart of gold inside. Amelia is fun and quirky but doesn’t seem like a pop star to me, but that’s okay, she’s still an interesting character and the perfect love interest for Noah. I also enjoyed Noah’s sisters and the way they meddled in his life. Overall, I enjoyed this cute, light romance and want to read more books by Sarah Adams. I received a complimentary copy of this book. The opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.