The dating app premise also was a nice touch. It was fun to still get a feel for his character that way. It also was interesting to get to know Robin through chats and what he told Dan in those chats. I also like the fact that this story follows an older main character who is around 50 as you don’t see that often in romance books. And it was fun to see how close he is with Trevor, whose always there for him. I liked the dinner date he had with Robin. I liked getting to know Dan with all his quirks and habits. Just like Kelly Jensen’s other books I liked the writing style of this one and honest and realistic tone the story has.

I did feel like we got a good feel for Dan’s personality. I did like how Dan handled the whole situation once he made up with mind. It also felt a bit off somehow as I kept guessing who was the love interest and who Robin was in real life and it takes until almost the end of the book to get those answers. While I liked the twist I do think it would’ve worked a bit better if the story had been slightly longer as now I felt like I didn’t get to know the love interest as well. There is a bit of of an unexpected twist in the story. I liked following this story and seeing Dan find love. Then there’s his best friend Trevor who he tells about all his bad dates and for whom he still has feelings. He instantly feels a connection with Robin. Let’s Connect started with the focus on Dan’s dates, none of which goes well until he meets Robin.

I had fun reading this one, but something was lacking to really fully pull me into the story. This was a fun read about online dating, connecting, best friends and finding your place in life. he has a string of bad dates, until he gets a connect request from Robin. It follows the point of view of Dan who tries dating again a year after his divorce. I received a free copy from the author and voluntarily reviewed it. Sadly, except for one brief moment, they’ve never been single at the same time. Then again, so is Dan-beginning with the seven-year crush he’s carried for his best friend, Trevor. But when he downloads the dating app “Let’s Connect” and starts dating, his success/fail ratio isn’t encouraging until he gets a connection request from Robin.Įverything about Robin’s profile is different, from the bright little bird he’s using as an avatar to the long and thoughtful answers he’s written for the standard questions. A year after his divorce, Daniel Stroman has decided that he’s too young to die-or fuse permanently with his couch.

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