I'd say this is a pretty solid 3 ⭐️ book. Was the plot very complicated? No. But it was an easy, fluffy read. Allain gives you easy characters to root for: Mr. Malcolm (deep, misunderstood, handsome beyond reproach), Selina (benevolent, smart, absolutely gorgeous). The character development is minimal, at best, and the connection between the two seems surface level. I'm not a personal fan of dramatic irony or miscommunication. You don't want to be apart of the prank, Selina? You think it's wrong to trick Mr. Malcolm? TELL HIM. 

Will I be watching the movie? Undoubtedly. Don’t judge.

Memorable quote because you're never too old for your mother to humble you:

 “Jeremy, I never knew you to be such a poor judge of character until now. Although they do say 'love is blind,' I have never heard it said it is deaf and dumb, as well," Lady Kilbourne said, shaking her head in disbelief"