Zafir is a former rugby player, now working in security at Danika’s work. He likes his coffee black – the complete opposite of his heart, which is pure and full of a desire to help others. And did I mention that, when we are first introduced to her, she’s asking an actual goddess to send her a fuck buddy?Īnd then there’s Zafir. She frequently dyes her, has the wardrobe of my dreams, and is well-versed in feminist theory in literature (she’s on track to get her PhD). She’s smart, confident, witchy, and bisexual.

In Take a Hint, Dani Brown, we meet Danika, and man, is she cool. How could I have ever doubted her? How foolish. Of course Talia Hibbert knocked it out of the park again. In the end though, all of my worrying was for nothing. After all, I have a tendency to be disappointed by sequels/companion books, especially when it comes to romances. But having loved Chloe and Red’s story so much previously, I worried Danika’s story wouldn’t live up to my expectations. The premise sounded amazing, and I recalled enjoying the scenes with the other Brown sisters in the first novel. So when I received an ARC of Take a Hint, Dani Brown, I was…conflicted. The banter between the two main characters, the romance, the depth…it all got me.

Last year, while I was reading Get a Life, Chloe Brown, the first in the Brown Sisters series, my heart was about to burst, it was so cute. In my eyes, Talia Hibbert is one of the queens of this kind of contemporary romance. Is there anything better than a good rom-com? Notes: I received an advanced reader copy via Netgalley CW/TW: anxiety, depression, panic attack, mention of death

Take a hint dani brown by talia hibbert