The Weekend We Met (The Settle Down Society: Book One)

Super fun book to read! Sweet, romantic and entertaining!

A wonderful tale about dealing with a disability and trying to appear normal. I immensely enjoyed the story and will read anything Natalie writes.

I really liked the story and the idea and I'm looking forward to the next book. Interesting premise.

This story was very intriguing. The main character has short-term memory deficits from a childhood traumatic brain injury, and a lack of faith that her peers can accept her if they know the truth. Her path to trust her close friends circle is really an interesting journey of courage through anxiety and frustration, to attraction, to finally opening up to being honest and accepting their help. The events Maeve experiences are very relatable. You'll have to giggle at Dane's black Lab, Bashful (yes, named after the Disney dwarf) taking them for an energetic walk in Central Park.

Some of the strategies for Maeve to reclaim memories are remarkable and amazingly effective. In a lot of ways, this book really made me think about how I react to members of my own family members who also experienced brain trauma. I think I will be far more compassionate and patient with them. My thanks to Ms.Reinert for sharing this thought provoking romcom.

I received an ARC copy of this story from the author via BookFunnel and voluntarily chose to share my review.

I love Natalie's books, but this is the first time I have read one of her romantic comedies and I will say that I wasn't disappointed. The main character is very unique and likeable. Enjoyable story.

Super fun book to read! Sweet, romantic and entertaining!

A wonderful tale about dealing with a disability and trying to appear normal. I immensely enjoyed the story and will read anything Natalie writes.

I really liked the story and the idea and I'm looking forward to the next book. Interesting premise.

This story was very intriguing. The main character has short-term memory deficits from a childhood traumatic brain injury, and a lack of faith that her peers can accept her if they know the truth. Her path to trust her close friends circle is really an interesting journey of courage through anxiety and frustration, to attraction, to finally opening up to being honest and accepting their help. The events Maeve experiences are very relatable. You'll have to giggle at Dane's black Lab, Bashful (yes, named after the Disney dwarf) taking them for an energetic walk in Central Park.

Some of the strategies for Maeve to reclaim memories are remarkable and amazingly effective. In a lot of ways, this book really made me think about how I react to members of my own family members who also experienced brain trauma. I think I will be far more compassionate and patient with them. My thanks to Ms.Reinert for sharing this thought provoking romcom.

I received an ARC copy of this story from the author via BookFunnel and voluntarily chose to share my review.

I love Natalie's books, but this is the first time I have read one of her romantic comedies and I will say that I wasn't disappointed. The main character is very unique and likeable. Enjoyable story.