I can always count on dynamic author duo Christina Lauren to produce a book that is a) enjoyable b) fun and c) comes with a HEA (happily ever after). Roomies follows this formula and does not disappoint. While not always overly realistic, this book is a charming read about finding love and friendship.
Holland Bakker becomes enamored with Caleb McLoughlin’s music before she ever meets the man. She goes out of her way to hear him playing outside of the subway. Their paths cross when an incident pulls him from the shadows. He saves her from an attacker, and Holland wants to pay him back for his kindness. To do this, she uses her connection to help him get his break into playing his music on Broadway. There’s just one small catch...his immigration status. The two enter a marriage of seeming convenience so that Caleb can reach his dreams, but can there also be love?
Holland Bakker becomes enamored with Caleb McLoughlin’s music before she ever meets the man. She goes out of her way to hear him playing outside of the subway. Their paths cross when an incident pulls him from the shadows. He saves her from an attacker, and Holland wants to pay him back for his kindness. To do this, she uses her connection to help him get his break into playing his music on Broadway. There’s just one small catch...his immigration status. The two enter a marriage of seeming convenience so that Caleb can reach his dreams, but can there also be love?