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The Last Eligible Billionaire
by Pippa Grant
To say that I was honored to be able to read The Last Eligible Billionaire ARC would be an understatement. And I binged it in a day! Fake dating is my current fave trope and it doesn’t get better than Pippa Grant.
So far, she's made every book a laugh-out-loud rom com and I find the steam level to be just right while definitely not something I’d recommend to Grandma. The dialog reads like a scene directly out of an Amy Sherman-Palladino show (Gilmore Girls, Bunheads, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) with quick and witty banter that often has your eyes flying across the page feeling like you’re watching a tennis match. And the internal monologue is hilarious as well.
Hayes is the perfect grumpy to Begonia's sunshine and I loved them so much that I was thrilled to find not one, but 2 BONUS epilogues in this book. And that's in addition to the standard epilogue! But Pippa also writes amazing side characters, and I'd be so happy if she decided to continue the story of just about any one of them from this book as well. They're still supporting characters, but written in a way that makes you want more of everyone.
So far, she's made every book a laugh-out-loud rom com and I find the steam level to be just right while definitely not something I’d recommend to Grandma. The dialog reads like a scene directly out of an Amy Sherman-Palladino show (Gilmore Girls, Bunheads, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) with quick and witty banter that often has your eyes flying across the page feeling like you’re watching a tennis match. And the internal monologue is hilarious as well.
Hayes is the perfect grumpy to Begonia's sunshine and I loved them so much that I was thrilled to find not one, but 2 BONUS epilogues in this book. And that's in addition to the standard epilogue! But Pippa also writes amazing side characters, and I'd be so happy if she decided to continue the story of just about any one of them from this book as well. They're still supporting characters, but written in a way that makes you want more of everyone.