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I love Helena’s books. She does a fantastic job with descriptions, balancing and flushing out the whole story.

I was pretty hooked straight from “He’s not just kinda hot, he’s Bunsen-burner-blue flame hot” which my nerdy and smut loving heart really loved.

I dropped to 4.4 (which means I save it as 4) because I did feel like something was missing near the end but I’m not sure what. I did really enjoy the book and it was a super quick and easy read.

I absolutely LOVED this story, the Spark sisters are phenomenal and I loved getting to revisit them! In true Helena Hunting fashion this book is full of funny moments, hilarious banter, and romance that will give you all the butterflies!

London is extraordinary, she’s a hard worker and she’ll do anything for her family. Even if that means working herself to the bone. She’s much stronger than she sometimes gives herself credit for. As for Jackson, talk about one swoony hero! He’s the whole package of hotness, good looking, business owner, sweet and caring, he checks all the boxes! The two of them together are explosive, chemistry is off the charts!

This book made me so incredibly happy. The Spark girls have been through a lot and they all deserve their own happily ever after, and this book has me even more pumped for Harley’s story!!!

I enjoyed this book. The chemistry between the two main characters was HOT!

This is the second book in the Spark House series. This story has just the right mix of humor and romance to make this a fun and engaging story.

London has just ended a relationship with her mot recent boyfriend and is out celebrating being sing with her sisters Harley and Avery, when she is approached by an attractive man. This man pays for their food and drinks and also gives London his number, but she says no. Flash forward a few months, a multi million dollar company wants a meeting in order to learn more about Spark House. They wan to talk to them about becoming a part of their network. London soon realizes that the guy that the guy she turned down at the club is the CEO of the company they are hoping to work with.

The characters of Jackson and London are both very well developed and have good depth. They are not perfect characters, they have flaws that you are able to see. Often the characters in books are hard to relate to because they are perfect.

I liked that the author took her time to show the love blossom between the two characters. It is very well written and flows very well. This story has a good focus on friendship, hard work and family. Even with the other serious themes in this story, there is a romance that the author takes her time developing. There are other themes that play a role in the development in this story. Like finding a balance between work and life, dreams, goals and listening to others.

This was an entertaining and delightful story with some good humor. I really liked it and can't wait to read the next story in the series.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press, St. Martin's Griffin for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.

What a fun way to introduce the hero and heroine! I loved the opening chapter and then the awkward moment chapters later when the heroine realizes her blunder months ago. There’s definite chemistry between London and Jameson, and they’re just the kind of couple romance fans want to see get together. Perfectly flawed, with their own struggles, it’s a satisfying end to see them achieve their HEA.

Though this isn't my typical read, it was still entertaining.

I received a complimentary copy from the publisher through NetGalley. All opinions expressed are my own.

London and Jackson are hard working individuals who's relationship is a slow burn in my opinion. They're so driven on their careers, which for me isn't a big issue. It reminds me of how busy I was when I first met my husband and having so much on my plate like London does.

Sometimes, sparks fly and the right person shows up at the right tie in our lives. It was sweet seeing their relationship grow from day one. I really enjoyed how they handle their own baggage from their pasts.

Looking forward to read the sequel!

Special thanks to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Griffin for sharing this digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest opinions

This book blew me away! I was unable to but it down. Perfect, dazzlingly, very well written. The details the author described throughout the book was so amazing. The characters and storyline were fantastic. The ending I did not see coming Truly Amazing and appreciated the whole story. This is going to be a must read for many many readers. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! No spoilers. Beyond amazing I enjoyed this book so very much. The characters and storyline were fantastic. The ending I did not see coming Could not put down nor did I want to. Truly Amazing and appreciated the whole story. This is going to be a must read for many many readers. Maybe even a book club pick.

I enjoyed the second installment of the Spark sisters books! Jackson and London are two similar souls and I think they were just waiting for each other. They had great chemistry together and I loved the sisters being together again. Another heartwarming story by Helena Hunting!

Contemporary romance is hit or miss for me depending on my mood and the characters, and for me, the characters just weren't engaging enough to keep me interested. Romance lovers will like it, and it's definitely exactly what it claims to be (fun, romantic, etc) but for me right now, it was wasn't my favorite.

Thank you Netgalley, St Martin's and the author for the eARC in exchange for my review.

5 stars!!! Loved this book!! This series is so fun and I adore the Spark family. I can’t wait for the next installment!!! Definitely recommend!!!!!

I devoured this book. Having already ready Avery's book I was excited for London's story. Or, should I say, I was excited to see if "Fun London" could stay Fun London in a relationship or if she would fall back into "Serious London" as usual. Jackson's character was well written and believable. I was wondering how the "conflict" necessary for a HEA would come about and I managed to call it just pages before it went down. Good incorporation of the foreshadowing without being too transparent.

I was a little bit surprised to see how self absorbed Avery got, but based on her story in the first book it was a continuation of the behavior she fell into after her accident.

I can't wait for Harley's story!

I really liked this book. I enjoyed the relationship and how it blossomed, and the friendships and family that come along with a lot of love and sacrifice. I appreciated how the author showed the reality of what it means to be in business with people you love and even though it can be hard and scary you have to remember to stand up for yourself and your dreams. It was an easy read that left me feeling glad I read it.

From the first paragraph, I knew this book would be a good one. I immersed myself into the book from the first chapter and I cannot say enough good things about this book! Honestly amazing! The writing is incredible and the plot is just one to die for. I am absolutely obsessed with this book. My favorite part would have to be the character development throughout the book. Character development is something I look forward to and this book did not disappoint.

I really enjoy Helena Hunting's work and this was a sweet addition. This book is the second in the Spark House series but could be read as a standalone. London is the middle Spark sister. She's running Spark House with her sisters and also running an Etsy store as a side business. Into this crazy lifestyle comes Jackson-a handsome CEO who likes London immediately. Both are concerned about how their mutual attraction is going to impact their work relationship. They have to learn to balance pursuing their dreams and pursuing each other. I loved how vulnerable they both were.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC in return for my honest review.

**4.5 stars**
Ok this was super cute! Starry Eyed Love is the second book with the Spark sisters. First book was about Avery and this is London’s book. London and Jackson meet at a bar in an interesting way. Jackson made a bold move that you don’t often see from heroes in other books. Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work out the way he planned. However, months later, his chance comes again. London had just come out of a long term relationship and is not looking for another relationship at this point. Months later, she is pitching her family’s Spark House venue to a company and as fate would have it, Jackson happens to be the CEO at. Their second meet was super awkward. Unfortunately, with them now working together, they cannot pursue a relationship. What follows is some entertaining texts, emails, phone calls and meets with some major sexual tension. You couldn’t help but root for them to be together. There is some drama in here but it gets resolved fairly quickly. The ending was so cute too! This was such a joy to read with wonderful characters, sweet romance, and a great storyline. I would recommend this one.

*I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Spark House #2

It’s great to be back at Spark House again. London Spark has finally broken up with her boyfriend. And now fun London has come out to play with her sisters, Avery and Harley. Celebrating out on the town. When a handsome stranger walks up to the table with eyes only for London, she tells him she has a boyfriend.

London doesn’t even have time for love. She handles the business aspect of Spark House and isn’t so keen on it, but it’s been a family business for a long time. London really enjoys the creative side of things. And with her Etsy shop going strong she already barely gets any sleep.

Luck or fate? When London takes a meeting with a huge media company that wants to sponsor them and their green ineciatives. But London isn’t big on meetings. Her anxiety overwhelms her to the point that she is nervously making origami stars again. All the time. So going to meet with these people has her in a state. But once she gets going, it’s not so bad.

Until a gorgeous man in a gorgeous suit walks in looking stunned. London thinks he looks familiar but can’t place him. He, however, has no problem placing her.

When Jackson takes over the account so he can spend more time with London, his team is shocked. This is not the Jackson they know. He doesn’t have relationships or work directly with the client.

But oh the spark between these two. What’s the answer to not mixing business with pleasure? Put someone else in charge. But these two have painful past experiences and aren’t exactly spilling them all at once.

There was so much stress going on for London. Her anxiety, her sisters whom she loves but isn’t happy with Avery not willing to hire help. Jackson comes with his own baggage and a woman who thinks he belongs to her. Sparks will fly in all directions.

I loved the first book and I loved this one too. It’s nice once in a while to read a love story.

NetGalley/ May 10th, 2022 by St. Martin’s Griffin

This was such a sweet slow burn romance! I really loved London in When Sparks Fly, so I was super excited for Starry Eyed Love.⁣
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I love how creative London is and how devoted to her sisters she is. I also just love how honest she is, with herself and with others. ⁣
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Jackson is so sweet and sexy. He can go from rugged lumbarjack to sexy businessman in the blink of an eye. ⁣
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The chemistry between these two is off the charts and I just feel the attraction. They both quickly become friends and bond in a way over the grief and loss of their parents at a young age.⁣
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These two have some truly beautiful moments that at times brought tears to my eyes. I couldn’t wait for them to break the tension.⁣
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Cannot wait for Harley to hopefully get her HEA!⁣
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Thank you for the gifted ARC @smpromance !

Very charming with some humour and some work in time for love to flourish. Always well written.

I had some fun and I’m looking for the next amusement Helena Hunting provides for me to read :)

I didn’t think I could love any story more than Declan and Avery but London and Jackson proved me wrong! London is the middle sister of the Spark sisters who own and run Spark House. London and her sisters get an opportunity to work with a large company to help grow their company. Enter Jackson who owns the company and had been turned down by London a few months prior at the bar. Initially London doesn’t recognize Jackson but she quickly recalls turning him down. They work together on an event so they need to keep things platonic which confuses London to no end. Eventually they are able to cave to their attraction and the ride these two takes you on is amazing!! This a definite must read!!! I could not put it down!

I'm really enjoying these Spark sisters and their sweet romances. In Starry-Eyed Love, we get to know London a little better; we get to see that her creative side is where her heart really is, despite her being the main business/finance person in the trio of sisters. We also discover that that role is a major stressor and one that she no longer wants to really be a part of; but before she can walk away she has to get Avery to agree--seemingly mission impossible. While trying to figure that out, she's offered a fantastic opportunity to pitch to partner their boutique hotel with a huge media company that seems to have the same vision for a greener, more sustainable future. Cue lots of anxious hours of prep for London and a meeting in which a man she turned down at the bar turns out to be the CEO of the company. One pitch later, and may the romance begin! These two could not be more perfectly matched. Their chemistry is immediately evident and it was fun to see the natural evolution of their relationship; to see them both move outside of their comfort zones and allow themselves to finally let someone 'in'. Of course there are some hiccups along the way, some painful moments, but thankfully, those moments were short and led us to a sweet happily ever after.



In addition to the love story, I really appreciated the exploration of the family business and the stressors it can cause. I also enjoyed the exploration of London's anxiety and her creativity and how those things worked in her life. Rather than sugarcoat everything, Hunting shows us conflict and resolution and how challenging family business can be.



I'm enjoying this series and am really looking forward to Harley finding her HEA.

I enjoyed When Sparks Fly so I was excited to read more about the Spark sisters! This one’s about London Spark, the middle sister, and her slow burn relationship with Jackson, a multimillionaire looking to invest in green companies like the Spark House. The two share a brief past where London turns him down for a date, so it’s quite awkward when they reconnect at a business meeting but quickly they find they share a spark (lol) they can’t ignore.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t just a slow burn, it was also just slow. The conflict is also pretty much my very least favorite kind of conflict so I was disappointed there as well but that’s obviously just personal preference. Also, what happened to Avery? She was like a completely different person, a one dimensional selfish brat in this book. I was very confused by her role.

It’s not to say it was all bad, I liked Jackson quite a bit even when I was a little annoyed with him. London definitely had her good moments and I liked when they finally realized their true feelings for each other. If you loved When Sparks Fly, I definitely think you’ll enjoy this! I look forward to Harley’s story.