Started slow and a bit silly. Didn't make it more than one third of the way through. ( )

I am a mood reader and was looking for a contemporary book to read on my kindle. I loved both the characters and their sweet romance. Paige is earnest and hardworking, with a positive outlook powered by both of those qualities. Dylan is overworked and losing his way, but he’s not lost yet. Dylan and Paige are as different as a sunny day and a rainstorm. They both want to buy the same cabin, both feeling a connection to the special place.
I loved how although they aren't perfect, they both are kind and considerate with the other's desires and feelings. I felt like I was falling in love as they did. The romance is slow and real. The characters are good people.
My opinion is that this book will be a good rom-com movie. Looking forward to reading more of Stacey Donovan's works. ( )

Sunrise Cabin by Stacey Donovan
Source: NetGalley and Hallmark Publishing
My Rating: 3½/5 stars

**MINI-REVIEW**

The Bottom Line: I love the consistency in these Hallmark books! I knew when I dove into this book, I would get likeable characters, a decent plot without too much crazy or drama, and a happily ever after that is both deserved and ever so sweet. I think what I liked most about this book is the setting, the actual cabin. The cabin becomes something of a living thing as Dylan and Paige try and work out who is going to be the owner of the cabin. The history and age of the cabin become very real aspects of the read and absolutely impact both Dylan and Paige. While it isn’t a massive home or super expensive property, it is an entity filled with love, laughter, and so much promise for the future. While the cabin remains steady and strong, Dylan and Paige have to work through a whole host of issues both personally and professionally to get to their HEA. While I enjoyed Dylan quite a bit (especially his awesome job exit!) I found Paige a bit hard to really like; I tend to struggle with characters like Paige who are as naively optimistic as she is. Paige’s personality is my only real complaint about this otherwise charming and sweet read. ( )