Love the diversity--left me blushing the whole way through!

I enjoyed this one more than the other two chicklit (Is that the genre? I feel like saying adult romance implies erotica, which these don't fall under?) books I've read because it felt like a good mixture.

This had the diversity aspect (loved the #ownvoices Aspergers rep & the Vietnamese AM rep) just as The Wedding Date had diversity, and I also loved the angsty quality that made The Hating Game so good. It did feel a little too scintillating for me (tad cliche too, but the Aspergers made up for some of that in my opinion) and got frustrating when Michael was all "I'm like my father, woe is me" sometimes.

It was definitely a lot more explicit than I expected, but I did think it was a romantic and really entertaining read that kept me hooked the whole way through!

Definitely one of the better romance novels I've read!