Picking Daisies on Sundays

I really liked the book and it came in good quality.

I really did enjoy this book, the characters had a lot of charm and the teasing had me giggling like a little girl. If you liked Lynn Painter’s books, don’t second guess. READ THIS!

Lovely book kept me engaged

great book!! no complaints :D

READING THIS WAS LIKE WATCHING A 2000's ROMCOM IN NEW YORK IT LITERALLY IS THE BEST ROMANCE BOOK IVE EVER READ PLSS GIVE IT A READ

I really enjoyed this book and would definitely recommend Liana Cincotti to romance lovers.

This is one of those books that feels like a slow Sunday morning. Quiet, comforting, but with just enough emotional depth to keep you completely invested. I loved how character-driven it was—everything hinged on the relationships, the small moments, the unspoken feelings. And Levi?? Oh my god. Certified golden retriever man. The patience, the warmth, the way he just shows up—no games, no toxic nonsense, just pure, steady love. He’s the kind of character that makes you pause and go, “okay… so this is the standard now.” The way he balances softness with strength? Yeah, I was gone. The romance itself felt really genuine. It wasn’t overly dramatic or rushed—it unfolded naturally, in a way that made every little interaction feel meaningful. You can feel the connection building, which made it so easy to root for them. Overall, this is such a comforting, heart-squeezing read. If you love soft romances with golden retriever energy love interests and emotional depth without chaos, this one will absolutely be your vibe.

This storyline is slow. I got frustrated with the main character, Dani/Daisy who lacks confidence. Then Dani/Daisy kept repeating her love for Levis in her head, but refused to believe Levi's hints that he wanted her. After the epilogue the next chapter was about Levi's side of the story. I felt this chapter detailing conversations wasn't needed as these conversations had been repeated in previous chapters. I wouldn't recommend or buy other books by this author.