Solid 3.5 ⭐️! Enemies to lovers in a workplace setting is classic. I love the supportive group of besties, that add extra humour to this rom-com type read.

I had the opportunity to listen to the audiobook through NetGalley. The narrator was not my favourite, the impression of a man’s voice for Ben was off putting. I was hoping for a from Ben’s perspective chapter at the end. Having said that, I still really enjoyed it.

This is the perfect audio book for readers who liked The Hating Game. it seems like a more mature version with more of life's issues piled into it. The characters are very well developed, and each has their own back story that intrigues the reader. The narrator is smooth and colorful.

I received an advanced copy of this audiobook from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I really enjoyed this enemies to lovers workplace romance. The audio version was done pretty well, though I think the narrator’s male voice could have been better. I appreciated how her deceased husband had been a great husband and father. Sometimes I feel like the widow feels relief because things were bad before the husband dies, but I think that is the exception. Parenthood and what we do to ensure our children’s happiness was a strong theme. There is great banter but also depth. You may need tissues.

Let's Call a Truce is a rivals-to-lovers workplace romance with all of the banter and spice you could possibly want. This is Amy Buchanan's debut and I can't wait to see what else she does! Charlotte North is one of my favorite narrators and she does a fantastic job as Juliana. Thanks to NetGalley and MacMillan audio for the advanced copy!

I was surprised by this audiobook. The story showed a maturity of characters that isn't usually seen in these kids of books. I love the merging of the blended families and the way that this book tackled those topics. Lovely story. 3.75 stars.

Thank you Net Galley for the ARC!

Loved this debut romance! The office rivals-to-lovers plot was fantastic, and Ben and Juliana were so well-developed. Beyond the romance, it explored their friendships, kids, and past relationships, all handled with depth. The tension between Ben and Juliana was amazing, and even the third-act breakup felt natural and believable. Juliana’s bond with her kids and friends added extra heart. This is easily a new favorite

Overall, I feel Let's Call a Truce was a well written novel with an interesting plot line and engaging characters. I really liked Ben and his never ending patience. Juliana's grudge got a little old, but nevertheless I enjoy the book and look forward to Amy's next book.

This was such a delightful and fun book to listen to! The story follows Juliana who is a widow and mom of two girls. After many years of being a SAHM she reenters the workforce. Ben is her colleague and is skeptical about her lack of experience and how this could reflect poorly on the company. The book picks up two years later and their feud continues on. The writing is so witty and I found myself cracking up while listening.
I loved that the book took place in Orlando and had all the Florida vibes. The angst, the pining and the spice was just right. I appreciated how the author handled grief and healing in such a delicate and real way. The narrator did a fantastic job and really brought the story to life.
What an amazing debut novel!
Read if you like:
💕Second chance at love
💕Enemies to lovers
💕He falls first
💕Workplace romance

This is a must read, I devoured this book in one day!
The narrator was easy to listen to and kept the story exciting. I loved the rollercoaster that the author took us on, and there were a couple twists and turns that I did not see coming. The romance was a slow burn, which made it exciting and I found myself going back to it every free second that I had to see what would happen next.

The book dealt with some topics that were difficult, but the author really did a nice job of not dwelling on the negative that sometimes surrounds these topics. I found myself cheering for the family and will be recommending this to all my friends.

After losing her husband and being a stay at home Mom for years. Amy has to go back to work and has to deal with life changes and a grumpy co worker that loves to pick fights with her.

This rom-com is sweet, relatable and fills your heart with second chance for love.

Thank you to NetGallery and the publisher for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

What a fun read this was. I loved all the characters in this book. It is such a great workplace enemies to lovers book and I am also a big fan of the single parent trope. There is a bit a twist that I was pleasantly surprised by. It would have been even better if it was a dual POV.

"Let's Call a Truce" by Amy Buchanan - 3.5 Stars rounded to 4**
"Let's Call a Truce" is a thoughtful exploration of friendship, conflict, and the importance of reconciliation. Amy Buchanan's writing captures the nuances of relationships well, and her characters are relatable, dealing with real-life issues that many readers can identify with. The dialogue feels authentic, and there are some genuinely touching moments that highlight the complexities of human connections.
However, while the premise is promising, the overall execution feels a bit uneven. Some sections of the story drag on unnecessarily, which can detract from the emotional impact. Additionally, certain character arcs could have been more developed, leaving me wishing for deeper insights into their motivations and backgrounds.
Overall, "Let's Call a Truce" is a solid read that offers valuable lessons about understanding and forgiveness. It has its charm and moments of brilliance, but it also falls short in a few areas. If you're looking for a heartfelt story about mending relationships, this book is worth considering, even if it may not fully deliver on its potential.

This is a cute rom-com audiobook with great narrators that I thoroughly enjoyed. I have a thing about romance novels where the FMC doesn't have any female friends, so I loved that Juliana has a great network of girlfriends that she leans on and confides in. Juliana and her eventual love interest Ben, get off to a rocky start, and I thought it was fun that they kept up their animosity for a while, allowing their frustration (and chemistry) to grow. I found this t be a fun, lighthearted novel, that I definitely recommend!

I devoured this audio!! The banter between the two main characters was phenomenal. And the accurate things that can happened in real life made this book for me. I use to be a single mom and it was something I could relate to. Will definitely be telling everyone they should read this.

This audiobook has me locked-in since the beginning. I found myself laughing with the character and screaming at them for their choices. A story about lasting first impressions, grief, and balancing life as a single parent and working really created a complex and beautiful story. Although at some points I just got mad at the characters for some of the decisions they made, but at the end of the day, that’s life. And this book was a beautiful reflection of that.

Juliana was content staying home with her children but after her husband died, she had no choice but return to the workforce, after her husband Jason’s death. Being a stay-at-home mom has kept her out of the loop for the last seven years, things have changed, and she must catch up. When the school calls concerning one of her children, she has to cancel a meeting with sexy, hunk, Ben ThShe and Ben Thomas get off to a bad start when she overhears him making comments about her lack of experience as well as her role as mother. Let the feud begin! Juliana is angry and determined to put Ben in his place. The feud doesn’t last a few days, or a few weeks, after 2 years it has increased. After the two are forced to work on a project together they start to form a friendship and a relationship.
The sexual tension in this show was so thick you couldn’t cut it with a knife. Perhaps all that bickering was due to attraction. The two competitors share a best friend, Asia; she attempts to stay out of the fray but finds it is almost impossible. Once Juliana actually listens to Ben, she realizes there is more to the story than meets the eye.
The character: Juliana was overzealous when it came to Ben. Ben is very nice once you tear down the walls, he has built around him. Let’s Call A Truce is an enjoyable office romance read. The glitch in their relationship hits close to the ending. It could have been handled a bit better.
Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for the review copy of this book. My reviews are always my opinion.

When widow Juliana returns to the workforce she immediately butts heads with grumpy co-worker Ben. Two years later, their feud is still going strong until they decide to call a truce.

This was a cute romcom. It has a great enemies to lovers plot. The tension between Juliana and Ben was amazing and everything you expect from workplace enemies to lovers. They are constantly being forced together at work and in life which only adds to that tension. Their relationship develops so well and you are really rooting for them the entire time. I loved the kids in this as well. They add depth to the story. And who doesn't love a single parent love story? There is also some good spice in this!
There was one storyline that did bother me at about 3/4 of the way through the story which knocked down my rating just a bit. I wanted to understand where Ben was coming from, but I found it really hard.
I loved the narration as well. Charlotte North does a great job with all of these characters.

All in all, a good enemies to lovers romance with a dash of spice.

Thank you to the author and publisher for the gifted copy!

👩🏻‍💻 ᗰY TᕼOᑌGᕼTS: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨

This is Amy’s first romance and it’s a hit! I really enjoyed this audiobook and the storyline is absolutely fantastic. The narrator did a great job portraying all the characters and I loved her voice and tone.

Oh Juliana and Ben! They have this super fun banter/teasing /flirting thing going on and I didn’t want to stop listening! I REALLY WISHED I could’ve had Ben’s side of the story, because I can just hear him suffering and me yelling in my head.. JUST TELL HER ALREADY! LoL I also love all the aide characters! Especially Asia who is every girl’s dream beat friend!

This was such a fun romcom! I highly recommend the audiobook or book itself!

𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗯𝗼𝗼𝗸…
💙He falls first
💙Single Parent
💙Enemies to Lovers
💙Workplace romance
💙Slow Burn
💙Single POV
💙Mild Spice

I received an advance listening copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

Thank you to Netgalley, Amy Buchanan, and MacMillan Audio for the ARC audiobook.

Juliana, a widow and now single mom, lands a job after being a stay-at-home for a few years. She quickly realizes the challenges of being a single parent, raising 2 kiddos. She also quickly gains a workplace enemy, Ben. After two years, they call a truce for their mutual best friend. And it's the first of many truce's called.
What i loved about this book was some of the banter and the enemies to lovers trope. What i didn't love, was how much Juliana irritated me. She seemed a bit immature for an adult with 2 kids. Ben on the other hand, I enjoyed his character more. This book is only told in Juliana's perspective, and i think this book could've been next level if it had Ben's POV as well.
Overall, this was a decent read, and I'd probably read another book by this author soon. The story kept my interest the whole time and I loved the ending.

You should read this if you like ❤️:
-enemies to lovers
-single mom gets her groove back
-banter
-second chance love
-workplace romance
-loveable side characters

Warnings ⚠️ 
Not sure there's anything super triggering in this one. It's a pretty safe read for ME.

Work place enemies to lovers is one of my favorite tropes, but this book was not it for me.

The FMC Julianna is immature and rude to the MMC for no reason outside of being petty which made her unlikable for me. She is also flip floppy. She hates him yet wants to date him? She tells him not to talk personal lives then is mad he didn’t tell her about his kid? Make it make sense.

This book would have benefited from being duel POV. Only having Julianna’s perspective made me feel like I was missing context.

I unfortunately have to dnf this at 38%. While I liked the narrator of the audiobook I couldn’t get past my disdain for the FMC to continue listening to it.