Always good to see romance novels where the heroine isn’t stick thin. Everly has learned to mute herself to blend in, and has been fearful of taking risks ever since her grandmother, who was her biggest cheerleader, died. She gets nominated for a reality TV makeover show, and develops a connection with the cameraman, Logan. The showrunner, Sady, is stretching the “reality” in reality TV, and go-along-to-get-along Everly has to find her voice to make sure she is portrayed authentically. There could have been a bit more suspense about Logan’s true intentions. The relationship between Everly and her mother, who meant well but hurt Everly with pressuring Everly to lose weight and not stand out, was well done. I would read another book from this author. (7.75)
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