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                                                 Meet me in the Margins by Melissa Ferguson


 
          As someone who loves to read and write this book was at the top of my romance reading list.
                                               That's probably where it should have stayed.


I love a good meet-cute book as much as the next girly but this just stayed flat. I felt I was struggling and grasping for those cute moments that are what keeps the pages turning. I hate giving a book a not so raving review but I just needed more with this one. Maybe I set my expectations to high, hyped myself up for it a bit much. Who knows. 
It did have some good qualities. I liked the characters and I love that they had a hidden room and swapped notes in it. That factor was the type of adorable I look for in a romance meet-cute book. 
Now would it be my first suggestion if asked, no. Try some Ali Hazelwood first maybe. 

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