Yeah, it’s basically a gender-swapped Pretty Woman, but I appreciated that Stella is on the spectrum (and written by an author who is) and found the way that she navigates the world compelling. It was charming, sexy, and fun—and of course there’s insta-love, because it’s a romance novel!

This book was COMPLETELY BATSHIT. I thought starting with the two main characters surviving a plant crash would be enough over-the-top drama, but WOW, it kept getting more absurd. Also, Rory is so irritating, and the hottest sex scene was in the first quarter of the book with little sexy action after that.

This book charmed the heck out of me. Evvie and Dean felt a lot more like real, relatable people rather than tropes. I also really appreciated the way the book handled mental health, especially anxiety after an emotionally abusive relationship.

100% into this one. Yeah, it’s a ridiculous premise and the characters aren’t well developed, but that’s not why I’m reading it.

Like the first, not particularly memorable... except for the part where there needs to be a whole big reason for him being into BDSM?

Enjoyed this one more than the first two—good banter and I liked the fwb to frenemies to fake dating to fwb to couple flow.

After waiting a week to write this review since I’ve been binging on hockey romances, all I can say is: this one is not particularly memorable.

Not disappointed. I like their friendship, and I like the friends to lovers thing.

The sex scenes were hot, but the premise and interactions are weird. Also, CW for abusive parent.

I wanted to send every character in this book to therapy. CW for addiction, alcoholism, and codependency. Yikes.