My Favorite Color is Your Something Blue by Eva Austin - clean ya romance book

My Favorite Color is Your Something Blue – Review

My Favorite Color is Your Something Blue by Eva Austin is a wholesome and clean YA romance book for teens and young adults.

Book Details:

Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Romance
Subgenre: YA Rom-Com
Audience: Teens, young adults
Romance: Clean / no-spice
Tropes: Enemies-to-lovers, unwanted setup
Setting: Small-town / lakeside
Series: My Favorite Color
Point of view: Dual POV

Synopsis of My Favorite Color is Your Something Blue by Eva Austin

Sometimes, love is messy…especially when you fall for your enemy.

The last thing Morgan wants is to spend one of her final summer weekends in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. But that’s exactly what she’s doing since her favorite childhood babysitter is getting married.

Maybe it won’t be so bad—more of a relaxing getaway. But then they introduce her to him.

Will Jameson. Tall. Super cute. And sweet. Or so they say. A younger cousin to the groom, he’s also around for the wedding.

But…Morgan and Will have already met. Briefly. When he spilled blue slush all over her at a gas station. It wasn’t a great first impression.
Now their friends are trying to set them up, as if she has time for that amid the wedding chaos. Plus, there’s no way she’s interested.
Right?

My thoughts:

I loved this enemies-to-lovers, summer rom-com for teens. The My Favorite Color novels are clean and wholesome, perfect for readers of all ages. I enjoyed it as an adult and my teen daughter loved it too. There’s no foul language or innuendo of any kind.

The rest of the My Favorite Color series: