Review Detail of Hundred_Lilies in In Love with a Stranger

What I like most about Mcllorycat's works is that she seems to really know humans and has a vivid imagination. From her 'what if scenarios' she takes something ordinary or crazy, like e.g. a man and woman tripping over each other at their workplace or an assassin hired to kill an orphaned secret heiress (Watch Out! My Boyfriend, the Human Weapon), and spins sweet romance from that for us to read which isn't unnatural or over-the-top. Kind of like cheesecake; not too sweet that it makes you feel sick after just one slice, but enough to keep you craving for more without getting bored. Her characters are never flawless, are full of humour, have plenty of insecurities about themselves, don't necessarily look like Adonis or Aphrodite but instead like normal people one can see on the streets, and they are never stereotypical. They have depth and complexities like you and me, which makes them seem so humane and not just characters in a novel. I could write the same review on basically any of Mcllorycat's novels and always give a full score. Try them out, you won't regret it.