What I was expecting from this book and what I read were so vastly different, and from the stars I gave this book show (four), I only mean that in the best ways. I had read "Rush" by Taite and that did worry me a bit going into this book because I didn't entirely love that book. But, I shouldn't have worried at all because I loved "Courtship".

It's the story of Addison, she's the Dead of a Law School who gets put on the fringes of the nomination process for the next Chief Justice of the Supreme Court by a Senate friend. And Julia, the campaign advisor who is tasked by the President of the United States to get his selection to be the next Chief Justice through the appointment process in the Senate.

It was an interesting love story, and then there was a turning point in the book and all of a sudden the novel was even more than just a lesbian romance fiction book. As I said I didn't expect it, but I definitely enjoyed it.

And I did enjoyed the entire novel. In "Rush" I disliked all the characters, even at the end, but in this novel I found myself liking almost all the characters, from beginning to end. (Even some of the characters who I thought I would dislike through the entire book I grudgingly started to like).

I also found a lot of the political stuff really fun to read. And then there was Cindy. She was Julia's assistant in the novel and I loved her character's journey. She was my favorite character in the novel by far.

A really fun novel with an awesome story and really great characters.

I got this advanced galley through Netgalley on behalf of Bold Strokes Books. ( )