In my rating scale, I would actually rate this as a 3.75*.
RomeAntically Challenged was the perfect book for a reader who loves romcom novels. The characters were likeable, there was depth to the storyline, and it was a refreshing read.
Annie and Emmitt are an unlikely couple who fall in love, despite their differences. While this is not an unfamiliar theme, Marina Adair still tells the story in a fun, fresh way.
This is also more than just a love story. With themes of moving forward after death and nontraditional family dynamics there really is something that a lot of readers will be able to relate to.
The description says that this novel is a mixture of 27 Dresses and Three Men and a Baby, which was an excellent way to describe this fun novel!
RomeAntically Challenged was the perfect book for a reader who loves romcom novels. The characters were likeable, there was depth to the storyline, and it was a refreshing read.
Annie and Emmitt are an unlikely couple who fall in love, despite their differences. While this is not an unfamiliar theme, Marina Adair still tells the story in a fun, fresh way.
This is also more than just a love story. With themes of moving forward after death and nontraditional family dynamics there really is something that a lot of readers will be able to relate to.
The description says that this novel is a mixture of 27 Dresses and Three Men and a Baby, which was an excellent way to describe this fun novel!