He's nothing but a sexist wannabe alpha male far too obsessed with his masculine image right out of a 2000s super problematic romcom movie script - which is funnily enough the exact same problem I had with the love interest of the first Tessa Bailey book I ever read. This was around the point where I started sending snippets of it to friends because if I had to suffer facial tics and low-grade hysterics while reading this, then so did they. I am not going to say that the romance was cheesy and cringe as it is expected to happen between the romance of two normal individuals.

Moving to Westport, being financially cut off, and connecting with Brendan make Piper question her extravagant lifestyle. Antes desarrollar más este asunto de “un romance más del montón”, creo que es importante aclarar que lo que mencionaré son cosas que no todos se darían cuenta o que les molestaría.but almost instantly she's transported to a sleepy port town and the fish out of water transformation begins.

Esto me lleva al siguiente punto que es que, por el exceso de clichés, la novela es absurdamente predecible, y, por lo mismo, nada tiene el impacto que debería tener. Since this is a Tessa Bailey, of course it comes with a public service announcement regarding the steam factor. Which was a pitiful word for travelling to a distant plane where fairies danced and gumdrops rained from the sky.

But the girl Travis used to tease is now a funny, full-of-life woman and there's nothing fake about how much he wants her.

the way i need hannah and fox's book tho 😅😭 i was way more interested in them than the main romance. year-old Stella Alonso is a social media influencer and fashion blogger, who is introverted in real life. Planning her best friend's wedding is bittersweet for Kristen, especially when she meets the best man, Josh Copeland. Determined to change her image from "little sister" to romantic prospect, she devises a plan to fake date her brother's old friend, Travis.Literally him having a handyman install a foam cover on the bottom of the top bunk bed because she hurt her forehead on it and he NOTICED AND DID NOT LIKE. Now while i am wholly obsessed and will rave about this book forever, I will say i found that ending to be a littttle bit lackluster. No doubt about it, this was a delightful experience from beginning to end, with enough sizzle to leave a permanent sear on my heart. Also if I ever have to hear a pussy referred to as "her femininity" ever again it'll be far too fucking soon.