Out on a Limb by Hannah Bonam-Young
My first read for March is Out on a Limb by Hannah Bonam-Young, and what a fantastic way to start the month!
First and foremost, I love the representation in this book because it’s not often we see differently-abled characters in romance novels. I especially appreciate how the author strikes the perfect balance in portraying Win and Bo’s realities of living with a disability while also showcasing their ability to lead fulfilling, happy lives.
Out on a Limb is a fun and engaging read, and I had such a great time with it! Win and Bo are incredibly lovable characters, and their story will definitely warm your heart.
Independent, confident, and not held back by her disability, Winnifred McNulty has been determined to prove to herself and others that she can do anything without needing anyone.
That all changes when Win meets Bo at a Halloween party, a charming boy in a pirate costume who has more in common with her than she realises. Bonding over the fact that they both have a visible disability, Win and Bo develop an electrifying connection with each other that they just can't ignore.
After a one-night stand leaves Win with the biggest decision of her life, Bo is more than happy to join her in sharing this new experience - on the condition that they remain strictly friends. Win and Bo embark on a journey together, discovering more about themselves than they thought they knew. But the chemistry between them is unavoidable, and the plan they put in place soon gets thrown into question as feelings begin to surface.