I wanted to love The Travel Assignment, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. While the premise of two people recovering from long term breakups and rediscovering romance together had potential, the execution didn’t quite deliver.

One of my biggest struggles was the confusion with the character names—it made it hard to stay engaged in the story. Additionally, the romance took a backseat to family dynamics, which wasn’t what I was expecting. I would have loved to see more relationship growth and emotional depth between the main couple, but instead, it felt underdeveloped.

If you enjoy stories with strong family themes and a subtle romance, this might work better for you. But for me, I was left wanting more connection and depth in the love story.

Thank you to Greenleigh Adams and The Author Agency for an eARC of this book.