there was no better reminder that Lucas was fictional than whenever he would laugh at her embarrassing remarks, cause any sane person irl would've run out of there so quickly skfkdsk i feel mean but i said what i said. Now, she's also the author of Sunday Times and New York Times bestsellers The Spanish Love Deception and The American Roommate Experiment.

I opened my mouth to tell her all the many and dierent ways her idea could go sideways, but I stopped myself. She moved into her best friend Catalina’s apartment who you may all know from the Spanish love deception whilst she’s at her honeymoon with Aaron 😍 . That puzzled look dissolved completely, giving way to a smile and whatever words had climbed to my mouth crumbed.the longing, the aching, the undeniable chemistry Rosie and Lucas have for one another had me clutching my chest the entire way through. Anyway, they sort of strike up a deal where he's going to help her get back into writing romance by showing her that dates can be good and fun (which leads to some deliciously meta moments since this is a romance novel) and of course. The handsome face I had looked at through the screen of my phone more times than I’d ever be ready to admit twisted with a puzzled look.

you're the only one i want here with me, sharing food with me, and sitting so close i'm having a hard time keeping my hands to myself. But the problem started when I was 200 pages in, and the characters had barely made a move on each other. There were no weaponizable objects, either, except for a crooked clay candleholder born from a lazy DIY Sunday and a flimsy boho standing lamp I wasn’t sure about.im not gonna get into all of that, but i think this book was undoubtedly influenced by the latest trend of how tropes are dominating the romance genre.

We whirled and whirled, singing and laughing, perhaps one too many times, because with that last twirl. Both of them finally come to an understanding they should share the apartment, becoming close friends. Though it’s a follow-up to The Spanish Love Deception, Armas’s contemporary romance can be read as a stand-alone; perfect for readers who love Emily Henry and Tessa Bailey.You know he’s a keeper when you tell him that you wish you met him at your best friend's wedding and he bakes the freaking cake that was at the wedding dances with you on a rooftop and sets the entire thing up for his ‘best friend’ it’s giving Marinette and Adrien vibes. new friends is incredibly hard to pull off because it’s hard to develop that connection between 2 strangers without having some sort of indifference between them. My lips were a pale shade of pink and I’d done my eyes in natural tones, achieving an almost no-makeup look. Now, she's also theauthorof Sunday Times and New York Times bestsellers The Spanish Love Deception and The American Roommate Experiment.

it was just far too jumbled and mismatched, not knowing what it wanted to be because the cliches and tropes were continuously stacking up, almost competing with one another. A sight that had been as traumatizing as having a piece of cement nearly knock you down on your way to the couch.it just heightened the fact (to me, anyway) that the book was catering to the Instagram reel/TikTok trend of posting an out of context scene or piece of dialogue from a book that will have you on your knees, so you decide to go pick the book up.