pride prejudice and other flavors review

Dev did that with Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors in spades. When I read romance, what makes a book a 5 star read is when an author can make me question the HEA I know is coming and still deliver it and make me gooey happy.

There were so many points where I wasn’t sure that Trisha and DJ were going to make it. I also really loved how Dev worked Wickham into the story. I could see the more obvious hints of it but there were times I genuinely forgot I was reading a book inspired by another book. Even more so I loved that Dev took Pride & Prejudice and made it her own. I really hope that this is a sign of Dev’s writing and not just because DJ is a cook. I loved (and I cannot stress this enough) all of the mouthwatering descriptions of food. Here in the Midwest we just don’t have much of it. I was just as invested in the family as I was in Trisha and DJ. I adored the way Dev told us the story of Trisha and her Animal Farm. There was so much that I loved about Dev’s story telling. I have zero regrets about picking up this book and I’ll be picking up the rest in the series for sure. I decided if I had the book and I had intended to read it that reading it for Summer of Love was a great idea. I had purchased the book ahead of time so I had it. I had originally planned to read this novel with the COYER book club but if I’m remembering correctly that was the month my life turned topsy-turvy. I have never read a novel by Sonali Dev and I will most definitely be correcting that error by catching up on her backlist. I could not wait to start writing my review. Oh my gosh I just finished Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors by Sonali Dev.

Pride prejudice and other flavors review