This novel carried me away to New York City and showed me places I've never traveled to before. It also introduced me to a bit of Korean culture I haven't encountered yet. The best part of this dual point of view novel was the characters--I adored Jessica and Elijah as individuals and as a romantic couple.
The premise of two young strangers switching their roles at a major Korean-owned and run company made me want to read this book to find out how this played out. I had to consciously suspend my beliefs many times because the idea that these two could actually pull this deception off successfully wasn't well portrayed. I would have liked to see more in-depth looks into the daily work Jessica and her team did and more about how Jessica and Elijah made this situation work. But, that being said, I was also having too much fun reading to want to not believe.
Overall, this was a quick read with lots of humor and heartfelt moments that brought out all the emotions in me.
The premise of two young strangers switching their roles at a major Korean-owned and run company made me want to read this book to find out how this played out. I had to consciously suspend my beliefs many times because the idea that these two could actually pull this deception off successfully wasn't well portrayed. I would have liked to see more in-depth looks into the daily work Jessica and her team did and more about how Jessica and Elijah made this situation work. But, that being said, I was also having too much fun reading to want to not believe.
Overall, this was a quick read with lots of humor and heartfelt moments that brought out all the emotions in me.