Fake dating, influencer, island setting, and a firefighter paramedic - SIGN ME UP! I am in love, and was hooked from the start.
I love reading romcoms like this because to me they are the ultimate feel good story. They pick me up on cloudy days, and just make me feel warm and happy with everything.
I've recently become obsessed with firefighter tv shows and books. This is the type of romance that I need more of. Their jobs are just everything that I don't have in my real life (nor do I want lol).
The writing style of this book was beautiful and just so easy. It was a nice, get lost in the pages type read that just sucks me in and makes me want to keep going.
Dual point of view romances are always my favorite. I feel that all too often we only get to experience romance books purely from the female point of view, and I like the male point of view as well.
However, the one thing that this book was missing for me was clear chapter markers as to who's point of view we were currently in. The author did make it fairly obvious, it is just a reader pet peeve of mine that there be markers present for my ease of reading.
I read a firstlook sneak peak of this book on bookishfirst.com. All thoughts are my own.
I love reading romcoms like this because to me they are the ultimate feel good story. They pick me up on cloudy days, and just make me feel warm and happy with everything.
I've recently become obsessed with firefighter tv shows and books. This is the type of romance that I need more of. Their jobs are just everything that I don't have in my real life (nor do I want lol).
The writing style of this book was beautiful and just so easy. It was a nice, get lost in the pages type read that just sucks me in and makes me want to keep going.
Dual point of view romances are always my favorite. I feel that all too often we only get to experience romance books purely from the female point of view, and I like the male point of view as well.
However, the one thing that this book was missing for me was clear chapter markers as to who's point of view we were currently in. The author did make it fairly obvious, it is just a reader pet peeve of mine that there be markers present for my ease of reading.
I read a firstlook sneak peak of this book on bookishfirst.com. All thoughts are my own.