Iris Kelly Doesn't Date: A swoon-worthy, laugh-out-loud queer romcom

I loved this book just like the other two I’ve read before. Stevie as a character was especially relatable for me and I could understand her feelings and motivations a lot. I struggle a lot with my social anxiety as well and it’s surely not too easy to write a character like that but it turned out great! I also loved the character development both Iris and Stevie went through. There were a lot of cute romantic scenes and just enough spicy scenes as well. Not too many, which is great for me personally. I loved the irony of Iris being a writer and talking about writing romance while I was reading this book. The story sadly took the same path as usually, so nothing really happened unexpectedly but that’s fine for a romance book in my opinion. All in all, it was a lot of fun to read and it’s always great to have more queer stories!