It's About Time

Blossom Peak, Book 4

By: Harlow James

Narrated by: James Cassidy, Mollie Stark

Pretending to be fake engaged to my enemy might not be my brightest idea.

But it is definitely necessary.

On the brink of the biggest car show of my career, I start to panic because it’s the first time I have to see my ex since our break-up. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t clean or amicable.

Then when Elliot Thorne’s ex-fiancé shows back up in town, I devise a plan for both of us to get what we want: a buffer from our exes with a dash of revenge.

The problem is Elliot takes his role to protect me too seriously.

He brings me food while I’m working to make sure I eat. He even silences the self-doubt I feel on a day-to-day basis.

And before I know it, he has me on my knees in my garage, and on my back on the hood of my car.

The hate I’ve harbored toward him melts away as fast as my panties, and I soon realize we have more in common than I thought.

Then he tells me a secret that makes me reevaluate our entire relationship.

Now I’m left to consider if something fake could be real…And that maybe it’s about time I admit that Elliot isn’t my enemy after all.

©2026 Harlow James (P)2026 Harlow James

The Banter Is So Good

I absolutely loved this book! An enemies to lovers with all the banter! I couldn't believe how easy I flew through this book, but I should have known since it is written by Harlow James. I have loved everything that she has written and this is no different.

Elliot and Dilynne have the explosive chemistry and I loved seeing it come a live. Elliot is the best friend of Dilynne's brother. The banter between these to is top notch and I couldn't stop from laughing out loud from time to time while reading. I enjoyed how they were never selfish and they both supported each other. I swooned a lot harder over Elliot than I thought I would. He definitely held some major book boyfriend moments in this one. One of my favorite things about Dilynne is how she wanted to stand on her own she no one blocked her shine. And the way Elliot stood beside her and let her shine made him even more loved by me.

James Cassidy and Mollie Stark narrate this one in duet with some of the best work I have heard. I loved the way that Mollie captured the sass in Dilynne's character. James portrayed Elliot in the best way with is growly voice that carries a roughness to it. Both did an excellent job bringing this book to my ears and I loved every minute of it.

I have loved this series from the start! I would highly recommend that you listen to this series in order.

Amazing!

It’s About Time is the final book in the Blossom Peak series, and it follows Dilynne and Elliot. I have been waiting for their story, and Harlow absolutely delivered!

The banter between these two was top-tier, making this one of my favorite enemies-to-lovers romances. Their chemistry was undeniable, and the tension had me hooked from beginning to end.

I absolutely loved Dilynne. She was sassy, confident, and completely owned her place in a male-dominated mechanic world. Watching her prove herself while never backing down made me love her even more. And Elliot? Whew…that man had the filthiest mouth in the best way! But beyond that, I loved how fiercely he supported Dilynne. Whether it was showing off her car, bragging about her talent, or cheering her on at the car show, he was always her biggest hype man. He saw how incredible she was and made sure everyone else knew it too. He was exactly the kind of man Dilynne deserved.

I’m always a sucker for a fake dating (or fake engagement) trope, and this book reminded me exactly why. Watching these two pretend while slowly falling for each other was so much fun, and every moment had me smiling.

The audiobook was incredible. Molly Stark and James Cassidy delivered phenomenal performances. They brought so much emotion, humor, and chemistry to these characters that it felt like I was right there with them. Their narration elevated an already amazing story, and I truly can’t imagine anyone else voicing Dilynne and Elliot.

This was the perfect conclusion to the Blossom Peak series, and I’m so sad to say goodbye to these characters.

Amazing story with fantastic narration!

This series is incredible and this book my be my favorite! As with all Harlow’s books you will get all the feels, laugh your face off, swoon and fall in love with the amazing characters. Dilynne is one of my favorite characters that Harlow has written. She’s a bada$$, driven, has some baggage but is an amazing human. She just needs someone who believes in her, gives her credit and who doesn’t dim her shine. Elliot is a hoot…he’s attracted to Dilynne but gives her space…sort of. He begins taking care of her in subtle ways…which she ends up loving. He’s battling some of his own demons but feels that he and Dilynne can help each other. Love how their relationship blossoms…enemies to lovers tension, the banter is most excellent, their chemistry is hot and their journey to love is fabulous. They begin to trust, confide and let their walls down. James Cassidy and Mollie Stark give a phenomenal performance. Their voices are perfection…full of emotion. They give the characters perfect personality and voice. An amazing listen!!

Enemies to Lovers

I’ve had a front row seat, happily watching Dilynne and Elliot’s push/pull dynamic and snarky banter play out during this whole series and now it’s time for their story to take center stage. Let’s just say it was worth the wait. The chemistry between these two was explosive and James Cassidy and Mollie Stark’s duet style narration had me completely captivated. I love a strong female character and Dilynne is 100% unapologetically herself. It was refreshing to see someone who refuses to make themselves smaller just to satisfy other people. I’m sad to see this Blossom Peak series end, but what a way to go out.

Worth the wait

“Finally!”, I thought to myself when it was announced that we were getting Dilynne and Elliot’s story- it’s about time for it and Harlow James delivered spectacularly!! The witty repartee, the garage scenes…whew 🥵. Harlow imparts genuine and heartfelt emotion in her stories that allow the reader to engage with the characters and be wholly invested in their happiness and compassionate in their hurts.
Mollie Stark and James Cassidy do an amazing job giving voice to the characters. Dilynne’s strength, snark and moments of vulnerability are palpable in her tone and the gruffness of Elliot’s dirty talk has you squirming in your seat with a blush on your cheeks so listening in a public place may be risky (but so worth it 😏).