Enemies to Lovers Trope Enthralls
RomeAntically Challenged by Marina Adair was the first book I was lucky enough to win on BookishFirst and I could not have found a better title to kick off my experience with the site!
Emmitt has lost his place at the family table. Then there’s the adorably sexy squatter in his cabin, who poses another problem, one he’d very much like to solve up close and personal. But he can’t win—Annie has sworn off men, Paisley’s gone boy crazy, and Emmitt’s estranged father reappears with a secret that changes everything.
Annie and Emmitt are about to discover love comes in many forms, and sometimes the best families are the ones we make.
. . .
I absolutely adored this writing style, and how this enemies to lovers trope played out. As Ahn tried to find her place in a new city, and Emmitt struggled to deal with being stuck at home, I found so much about their relationship endearing and hopeful.
Emmitt has lost his place at the family table. Then there’s the adorably sexy squatter in his cabin, who poses another problem, one he’d very much like to solve up close and personal. But he can’t win—Annie has sworn off men, Paisley’s gone boy crazy, and Emmitt’s estranged father reappears with a secret that changes everything.
Annie and Emmitt are about to discover love comes in many forms, and sometimes the best families are the ones we make.
. . .
I absolutely adored this writing style, and how this enemies to lovers trope played out. As Ahn tried to find her place in a new city, and Emmitt struggled to deal with being stuck at home, I found so much about their relationship endearing and hopeful.