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2.75/5 stars! Sigh. I'm so disappointed in this book. The cover and premise were amazing. But Truly is one of the most annoying characters I've ever read. I just wanted Colin to go find someone else cause girl is not worth it.

Truly and Colin are *chefs kiss* just truly incredible. I always love an enemies to lovers trope and their chemistry is excellent with all the back and forth snark a girl could ask for. The musical references are super cutesy but maybe a bit overdone for somebody who is only familiar with musicals. Overall another super solid book from Bellefleur and she remains and auto-buy for my shelves.

Colin is my new book boyfriend. He’s hot as heck. And the bisexual representation in this book was one of the best I’ve read. I also loved seeing Truly cope with the unexpected separation of her parents, and how she grew and coped with that.

Okay, I love this book so much *screaming*
I had low expectations at first, and since I started reading it without having read the synopsis, I didn't know what to expect.
But wow, in less than twenty pages I was already hooked. Alexandria is a genius at writing character interactions, witty dialogue, and her characters are so sassy. I love them.
My only complaint would be the very long chapters (although they are worth it, they were a little heavy)
I'm finishing this book needing a Lulu spin-off, please and thank you.

I really liked the bisexual representation in this book because I feel like a lot of times it’s not men that are bisexual in Romance books but rather the women but the story didn’t really hook me.

Thank you so much for the arc! I had seen numerous people talk about this book and how it was so amazing. I immediately knew I had to read it. This book is incredible and different and I loved every moment of it! More in depth review to come.

Truly, Madly, Deeply follows romance novelist Truly Livingston and cynical divorce lawyer Colin McCory as they cohost a dating advice podcast. Initially at odds, their chemistry builds as they go from enemies to lovers. As they navigate their shared struggles with love, Truly must decide if Colin's feelings are real or too good to be true. A witty, steamy queer rom-com about love, self-discovery, and second chances.
Truly Madly Deeply was a charming, cozy romance with delightful character banter. Alexandria Bellefleur’s writing shines, and I love her ability to create lovable characters. This is my fourth book by her, and I’ll continue reading her work.
However, I did find the spice a bit cringe, especially with the audiobook, though it’s easy to skip—there are only two scenes. The book also has a lot of cultural references, including numerous Taylor Swift mentions, which became a bit overwhelming.
The female lead felt a bit immature for her age, and while I loved the male lead, the dynamic between them wasn’t my favorite. The podcast element also could’ve been explored more.
Overall, I enjoyed the book but felt it didn’t have the same spark as some of her other works. I’ll definitely keep reading Bellefleur’s books, but this one wasn’t my top pick.
Thank you to NetGalley for an Arc copy of this book!
Genre: Romance
TW: PLEASE CHECK
Spice: Open Door
Format: E-Arc
Review written by: M

Truly, Madly, Deeply is a very fun read by Alexandria Bellefleur. Truly is such a lovable character and I was routing for her from the get go. As a romance reader, I love reading about a romance writer and really felt for her when her parents separated. Colin is such a witty match for Truly and drives her to such antics. I love that this story has so many fantastic settings, from recording a podcast, a bookstore and family homes. It is such a fun read with all the heart and some emotional angst that Bellefleur is known for.

Correct me if I’m wrong but this is way spicer than Alexandria’s other books? I am NOT complaining!
This was a spicy, drama filled, banter forward, all around fun time of a romcom!

Alexandria Bellefleur continues to be one of my favorite romance authors! This story had the perfect balance of humor and heart, and I was cheering on the main couple the whole way through.

I’m so sad I didn’t love this. I feel like Alexandria’s books have just been getting better and better as each one goes and I felt so… bleh after this one. It didn’t flow well IMO and at the end, I was left wondering what exactly happened and what the plot was.

The cover is so awful and a detraction from other Alexandria Bellefleur books (specifically the Written in the Stars series) that I skipped right over it and assumed it was a self-published book and not one from a major publishing house. It's a cute read, but the FMC's adolescent behaviors were a major detraction.

This is my favorite Alexandria Bellefleur novel yet! The characters are witty and charming, then messy and desperate by turns. They antagonize each other with one breath and flirt shamelessly with the next, all while actually caring for each other despite themselves. This is antagonists to lovers at its best and is the bisexual disaster romance novel of my dreams.

Whew! This one is steamy with a capital S! I'll be honest, this one sat in my pile for a while but I was kicking myself for not picking it up sooner once I finally read it. Such an underestimated storyline. Loved it!

Thank you to Netgalley and the Publishing Company for this Advanced Readers Copy of Truly, Madly, Deeply by Alexandria Bellefleur!

Thank you NetGalley and Avon and Harper Voyager for this ARC. Apologies for taking so long to read and review.
I enjoyed the hell out of this story. So fun. So dirty. Delightful.

This was a really sweet book and there was great chemistry throughout. I would definitely read more from Bellefleur in the future.

I thought this was very good and I will have to add this to the shop shelves. Thank you for the chance for us to review.

I received this book for free for an honest review from netgalley. Thank you for the opportunity.
Sweet but predictable

Truly, Madly, Deeply was my first novel by Alexandria Bellefleur and it won't be my last. I really loved both of the main characters. I also loved that one was a novelist and one was a divorce attorney - the perfect set up for an opposites attract romance. I felt like the two had really great chemistry. This book also has positive representation of bisexuality seen through both of the fmc and mmc. I definitely recommend picking this one up!
Thank you Netgalley, Avon, and Alexandria Bellefleur for the eARC.
Truly, Madly, Deeply is out now!