The Right Move: Windy City Book 2

The product arrived in a good condition. I am soo excited to read it.

TW: Fertility issues Dual POV, interconnected standalone (book 2 of series of 5- you can just read this one but I highly recommend reading Mile High first!) open door romance, found family, camping, fake dating, opposites attract, he plays pro basketball- number 5, she’s a flight attendant, and they were roommates! (Cut to the Vine) I just adore how love languages are discussed in this book. My favorite stories are interconnected standalones, especially getting to see previous or future characters. I loved this story so much and devoured it in 2 days. It’s a long book around 450 pages but I fell in love with these characters and couldn’t get enough of them. Ryan and Indy are my fave couple so far, they’re so lovable and hilarious! “I’m going to Michael’s.” “Who the hell is Michael?” 😂 I love the epilogue and bonus chapters and am so excited to continue the series. So excited for Rio’s book but I know that is the final book of the series.

This book represents a romance book from beginning to end, with evolving characters and a great timeline. The plot follows Ryan Shay, captain of the Chicago Devils basketball team, and Indy Ivers, a flight attendant and best friend of Ryan’s sister. After a painful breakup, Indy temporarily moves into Ryan’s apartment, which triggers a series of events including a faked relationship to improve Ryan’s public image and helping Indy cope with a wedding where her cheating ex-boyfriend will be. The dynamic between Ryan and Indy is the heart of the novel. Ryan, initially reserved, structured and square, is confronted by the chaos, warmth and color that Indy brings to his life. As they share space and experiences, both characters experience significant personal growth, blurring the lines between pretend relationship and genuine feelings. This book is, without a doubt, one of my favorite comfort books. It gives me peace every time I read it. Ryan and Indy’s story is simply adorable and both characters are so tender, real, and likable that it’s impossible not to become attached to them. Their connection is pure magic. What I love most is how Liz Tomforde builds the relationship bit by bit, with moments full of affection, chemistry and tenderness. From iced coffees to late night conversations as roomies, EVERYTHING is perfect. I love how she, fresh out of a long relationship, finds in Ryan a partner who respects her, listens to her and values her. Plus, it has some of my favorite tropes and is full of scenes that make you grin like a fool. I really enjoyed this book a lot. ✨ Fake dating ✨ Forced proximity ✨ Grumpy x sunshine ✨ Sports romance ✨ Best friend’s brother ✨ Roommates

Fast delivery. Good condition.

Great book!

Forever truly feels perfect when Ryan Shay is your boyfriend — or in my case, my new book boyfriend of 2026. I can honestly say there isn’t a single thing about him that I don’t adore. You know someone becomes your favorite when you realize how deeply you relate to them, and that’s exactly what happened with Ryan. He feels so me. I love how content he is with a simple, quiet life. His introverted nature, his gentleness, his thoughtfulness — everything about him radiates warmth. He’s caring, sincere, and undeniably a sweetheart. And the moment he built a bookshelf with his own hands for his roommate — or rather, flatmate — I was completely sold. That small, thoughtful act said everything about who he is. If you’re considering starting the Windy City series, take this as your sign to do it. Each character is beautifully written, the friendships feel genuine, the relationships are heartfelt, and everything about the story feels perfectly balanced. I’m honestly in awe.