Thank You for Sharing by Rachel Runya Katz

If only everyone in the world had a Kayla or Neen in their lives to help people with their feelings! I even enjoyed all the supporting characters, which hardly ever happens. To see how much she evolves and grows throughout the story was lovely to witness. And yes Liyah is stubborn, but she has her reasons. And to see that it was Liyah's grouchiness, her being her 'unlovable' self that was what Daniel fell in love. Liyah, who had already lost trust in Daniel fourteen years ago and after a traumatic experience with someone else, loses trust in most people, relationships in general, and doubts the idea that she is even lovable due to her grouchiness and 'brokenness.' To see what it takes Daniel to navigate a relationship with Liyah and how responsible he is in their relationship was quite beautiful to see. I mean, asking if Liyah wants him to kiss her and thanking her for trusting him - man after my own heart!

I certainly fell in love with Daniel well before Liyah knew she did. Daniel's softness to Liyah's prickliness.

I always love a second chance with dual point of view, and the banter, tension, chemistry and love between Daniel and Liyah was everything I could hope for! I love both of these relatable and sensitive characters and love them for each other.

THANK YOU FOR SHARING had me invested from first page to the very last - a beautifully real love story. With sexy charm and undeniable wit, Rachel Runya Katz's sparkling debut, Thank You For Sharing, proves that if you're open to love, anything is possible. But as they find comfort in their shared experiences as Jews of color and fumble towards friendship, can they ignore their growing feelings for each other? With every meeting and post-work social gathering with colleagues, the tension (and chemistry) between Daniel and Liyah builds until they’re forced to confront why they broke apart years ago at camp.

That is, until Daniel's marketing firm gets hired by the Chicago museum where Liyah works as a junior curator, and they’re forced to collaborate with potential career changing promotions on the line. At least they can go their separate ways again after landing. Until they find themselves seated next to each other on a plane, and bitterly pick up right where they left off. A chemistry-filled childhood friends to enemies to lovers debut romance about two people forced to confront their pasts to save both their relationship and careers.ĭaniel Rosenberg and Liyah Cohen-Jackson’s last conversation-fourteen years ago at summer camp-ended their friendship.

Thank You for Sharing by Rachel Runya Katz