If this past year has taught us anything, its that we should relish every single moment that brings us joy. From start to finish, Amy E. Reichert’s latest novel, The Kindred Spirits Supper Club, had me brimming with joy and then some.
I fell head-over-heels in love with every single thing about this book. Sabrina and Ray captured me with their waterpark meet-cute in chapter one, and I only swooned harder as the novel went on. Amy E. Reichert packs every page with humor and heart, and creates characters—both living and ghostly—that are good for the soul. Between Sabrina’s practice of conducting anonymous acts of kindness and Ray’s penchant for rescue dogs and waterslides (not to mention the most hilarious list of embarrassing secrets to ever exist), I could have read about this pair forever. As with her other novels, Reichert brings Wisconsin to life so vividly, I’d swear I’ve spent years of my life there. Only after closing the book did I remember that I’ve never been, which is really unfortunate, because now I can think of nothing but Ray’s delicious cheese curds. The Kindred Spirits Supper Club is the kind of book you just want to live in for a while and will have you believing in real-life happily ever afters that are far more meaningful than what we see in the movies.
If you’re looking for a sweet and heartfelt novel you can get totally lost in, you must do yourself a favor and pick up The Kindred Spirits Supper Club. Just be warned: you may find yourself looking for a one-way ticket to Wisconsin and will definitely be on the hunt for the perfect cheese curds.
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Adorable! A perfect summer rom com with a twist!
Charming, adorable romcom with one of the most beloved heroines ever—this is your perfect summer read!Set in the heat of a summer in the Wisconsin Dells, Amy E. Reichert’s The Kindred Spirits Supper Club is not your typical summer romance. Sabrina is an incredibly dynamic lead, and in addition the stress she feels from losing her job, moving back home, and having to deal with some high school bullies that haven’t grown up in their time away from college, Sabrina Monroe also has the at-times unfortunate but ultimately sweet gift of being able to see and speak with ghosts.If you’re wondering how exactly ghosts will figure into a romcom, don’t! Just trust me when I say that what I thought would be the weirdest part of the book actually ended up being the most charming.Sabrina meets a handsome and sweet restauranteur at a water park while she is with her family, and what begins as an awkward encounter quickly turns adorable as their pathes continue to cross, both recently moved home to the Dells. As Sabrina tries to sort out her life, she’s convinced that this is the wrong time to begin dating someone. But Ray is determined to win her over as the two discover more about eachother, their families, their pasts, and work to make Ray’s re-imagined supper club a success.I just absolutely loved Ray and Sabrina so much! Sabrina’s in the unfortunate position of working for one of the wealthiest and meanest girls in town, who also used to be her former classmate and is engaged to Sabrina’s ex. On paper, Ray is from the same type of world as Sabrian’s rival, not Sabrina herself. But Ray couldn’t be more different than those in the privileged class he was raised in. He’s kind, a bit awkward, and would rather spend his days testing cheese curd recipes out than being part of the society scene.Sabrina is the type of person who is working a job she hates for a woman who bullies her, just so she can pay off her loans, but will still leave cash in library books to brighten someone’s day who finds it. Sabrina also does everything she can to help the ghosts she can see find closure and happiness, even when it means facing adversity herself.It’s impossible to read this and not completely fall under the spell of the beautiful characters and story Amy E. Reichert has crafted! The story is paced to perfection, with lots of threads that you pick up along the way that ultimately weave together by the end. A book with a strong message of loving yourself, putting kindness into the world, and learning to appreciate your quirks as blessings rather than shortcomings!Thank you Berkley Publishing for my copy. Opinions are my own.
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Set in the heat of a summer in the Wisconsin Dells, Amy E. Reichert’s The Kindred Spirits Supper Club is not your typical summer romance. Sabrina is an incredibly dynamic lead, and in addition the stress she feels from losing her job, moving back home, and having to deal with some high school bullies that haven’t grown up in their time away from college, Sabrina Monroe also has the at-times unfortunate but ultimately sweet gift of being able to see and speak with ghosts.
If you’re wondering how exactly ghosts will figure into a romcom, don’t! Just trust me when I say that what I thought would be the weirdest part of the book actually ended up being the most charming.
Sabrina meets a handsome and sweet restauranteur at a water park while she is with her family, and what begins as an awkward encounter quickly turns adorable as their pathes continue to cross, both recently moved home to the Dells. As Sabrina tries to sort out her life, she’s convinced that this is the wrong time to begin dating someone. But Ray is determined to win her over as the two discover more about eachother, their families, their pasts, and work to make Ray’s re-imagined supper club a success.
I just absolutely loved Ray and Sabrina so much! Sabrina’s in the unfortunate position of working for one of the wealthiest and meanest girls in town, who also used to be her former classmate and is engaged to Sabrina’s ex. On paper, Ray is from the same type of world as Sabrian’s rival, not Sabrina herself. But Ray couldn’t be more different than those in the privileged class he was raised in. He’s kind, a bit awkward, and would rather spend his days testing cheese curd recipes out than being part of the society scene.
Sabrina is the type of person who is working a job she hates for a woman who bullies her, just so she can pay off her loans, but will still leave cash in library books to brighten someone’s day who finds it. Sabrina also does everything she can to help the ghosts she can see find closure and happiness, even when it means facing adversity herself.
It’s impossible to read this and not completely fall under the spell of the beautiful characters and story Amy E. Reichert has crafted! The story is paced to perfection, with lots of threads that you pick up along the way that ultimately weave together by the end. A book with a strong message of loving yourself, putting kindness into the world, and learning to appreciate your quirks as blessings rather than shortcomings!
Thank you Berkley Publishing for my copy. Opinions are my own.
Adorable! A perfect summer rom com with a twist!
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021
Charming, adorable romcom with one of the most beloved heroines ever—this is your perfect summer read!Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021
Set in the heat of a summer in the Wisconsin Dells, Amy E. Reichert’s The Kindred Spirits Supper Club is not your typical summer romance. Sabrina is an incredibly dynamic lead, and in addition the stress she feels from losing her job, moving back home, and having to deal with some high school bullies that haven’t grown up in their time away from college, Sabrina Monroe also has the at-times unfortunate but ultimately sweet gift of being able to see and speak with ghosts.
If you’re wondering how exactly ghosts will figure into a romcom, don’t! Just trust me when I say that what I thought would be the weirdest part of the book actually ended up being the most charming.
Sabrina meets a handsome and sweet restauranteur at a water park while she is with her family, and what begins as an awkward encounter quickly turns adorable as their pathes continue to cross, both recently moved home to the Dells. As Sabrina tries to sort out her life, she’s convinced that this is the wrong time to begin dating someone. But Ray is determined to win her over as the two discover more about eachother, their families, their pasts, and work to make Ray’s re-imagined supper club a success.
I just absolutely loved Ray and Sabrina so much! Sabrina’s in the unfortunate position of working for one of the wealthiest and meanest girls in town, who also used to be her former classmate and is engaged to Sabrina’s ex. On paper, Ray is from the same type of world as Sabrian’s rival, not Sabrina herself. But Ray couldn’t be more different than those in the privileged class he was raised in. He’s kind, a bit awkward, and would rather spend his days testing cheese curd recipes out than being part of the society scene.
Sabrina is the type of person who is working a job she hates for a woman who bullies her, just so she can pay off her loans, but will still leave cash in library books to brighten someone’s day who finds it. Sabrina also does everything she can to help the ghosts she can see find closure and happiness, even when it means facing adversity herself.
It’s impossible to read this and not completely fall under the spell of the beautiful characters and story Amy E. Reichert has crafted! The story is paced to perfection, with lots of threads that you pick up along the way that ultimately weave together by the end. A book with a strong message of loving yourself, putting kindness into the world, and learning to appreciate your quirks as blessings rather than shortcomings!
Thank you Berkley Publishing for my copy. Opinions are my own.
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