They’ll need the sweetest getaway ever to escape this mess as the cops are closing in…

Jennifer used to be a wholesome daydreamer who’d never broken a law in her life.

Then her bold roommate, Nari, ropes her into a money-making scheme that isn’t exactly…legal. To Jennifer’s shock, stealing from bad guys is actually fun.

But their joyride comes crashing down when someone tips off the cops. Now Jennifer and Nari must team up with a crew of seasoned criminals for one daring heist that could set them up for life…or land them behind bars.

Add in a charming stranger who tempts Jennifer’s heart, and suddenly her double life is more complicated than ever. Can she find a happily-ever-after that doesn’t include an orange jumpsuit?

Fans of heist rom-coms, found family crews, and laugh-out-loud women’s fiction will love The Sweetest Getaway.

The Sweetest Getaway is a no-spice, cozy heist novel with laughs and the smartest heroines since Ocean’s 8. Get it today for a criminally good time.

I don’t usually reach for heist stories, so this was a bit outside my usual reading comfort zone. When the author reached out for an honest review, I decided to give it a shot. In the end, it was a sweet, friendship-focused story built around a heist, but it just wasn’t quite for me.

The writing style was where I struggled the most. It felt like it could have used more polishing overall. Some sections were weighed down with details that didn’t add much, while the dialogue occasionally felt awkward and not very natural. The pacing was uneven, too. It would slow down enough that I lost interest, then pick up briefly before dropping off again. There were also a few scenes that felt unnecessary, like filler that didn’t really move the story forward.

I also had a hard time connecting with the characters and the world around them. The companies and side characters the main duo interacted with felt a little off, and I never fully got invested in what was happening. At times, the plot felt a bit scattered, and I found myself unsure of what was going on.

That said, there were some elements I did enjoy. The friendships between the women were the highlight for me. I liked the way they supported each other and worked together, and the found family aspect added a nice layer of warmth. It could be a bit silly at times, but it kept things light and entertaining. There were also a few fun action moments, a touch of romance, and some quirky characters that added to the overall charm. The story carried a positive, feel-good tone that I appreciated.

Overall, this is a decent heist story with a strong focus on female friendships and teamwork. While it didn’t fully click for me, readers who enjoy lighter, character-driven stories with a heist twist might find more to love here. There is no language and no spice.