Kiss Me at Midnight Pier

Front cover of the fictitious romance novel Kiss Me at Midnight Pier by Delphine Cross

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by Delphine Cross · Episode 10 · Romance

“She hates the boardwalk. He owns the boardwalk. Someone’s getting a funnel cake.”

Verdict: Hung Jury.

Mom’s take: Lovely atmosphere, genuinely transporting beach setting, and I will read anything with a ferris wheel on the cover. But the central conflict resolves about forty pages too early and then the book doesn’t quite know what to do with itself.

Daughter’s take: I was fully swept up in the vibes and do not care that the plot gets a little loose in the back third. This is a vacation in book form. The banter carries it even when the pacing wobbles.

One summer, one ferris wheel, and a rivalry that keeps ending in kisses neither of them planned on. We couldn’t agree on this one, so it’s on you to break the tie.

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