Lasting Impressions is a story about a woman who falls for her boss’s daughter—a boss who is also interested in her. It’s well written, I liked both Carmen and Sarah, and Sarah’s daughter was a delight who stole the show. There’s also some extended family, like Sarah’s boss/Carmen’s dad Richard, Carmen’s grandmother, and their respective best friends, all of whom are very supportive once some things are cleared up.

Sarah finds it hard to trust people because of past family rejection, and Carmen’s got some trauma of her own. I did get frustrated with several instances in the story where both women had quite extreme responses to things that were easily dealt with once they actually communicated with each other, especially when they essentially came down to the same issue at their core.

[The only other issue I had was a formatting concern that was updated with publication, so I've updated my review to remove it.]

I received a free ARC from BookSirens, but my review is unbiased and left voluntarily.