My Favorite Color is the Golden Hour by Eva Austin is a wholesome and clean YA contemporary romance book for teens, young adults, or anyone.

Book Details:

Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Romance
Subgenre: YA Romance
Audience: Teens, young adults
Romance: Clean / no-spice
Tropes: Enemies-to-lovers, childhood best friends, fall-themed
Setting: Small-town / lakeside
Series: My Favorite Color
Point of view: Dual POV

Synopsis of My Favorite Color is the Golden Hour by Eva Austin

When her childhood best friend turned enemy arrives back in town after three years, a girl must decide whether to hold onto that grudge or open her heart and finally forgive.

Synopsis:

After a recent string of bad luck, Emma’s parents send her to live with her grandma for the fall semester in their Carlton Landing vacation home. Never mind that she swore never to return.

But during her small-town banishment, she’s decided to focus on a few simple things: schoolwork, the fall festival, finishing her novel, and, most importantly, arranging a chance meeting with the cute carpenter next door.

But her plans blow off course when Bryson, her childhood best friend, arrives.

Sure, he’s tall and cute and has grown up in a very good way, but three years ago, she promised to hate him forever. She intends to steer clear but soon finds this tiny town won’t let her avoid him…or the nagging feeling that she has it all wrong. He was the one to blame for their broken friendship…right?

Is he merely a distraction from her carefully laid plans with the carpenter, or will Bryson convince her to break that promise to herself and finally forgive?

My thoughts:

I loved this childhood best friends / enemies-to-lovers, fall romance novel 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: