The Wedding Date by Jasmine Guillory.
Alexa Monroe agrees to go on a date with Drew Nichols, who she met after getting stuck with him in an elevator. The two hit it off and Drew ends up flying back to LA, where Alexa lives for work. They are able to see each other long distance for work or other personal obligations over the course of several months but still are unable to define a relationship.
I thought this was an ok rom-com. Overall, I didn't love the story, writing, or characters. It started off fun and light but then the reasons for why the two couldn't be together seemed very odd and could have easily been fixed with by communication. This is a common theme for this whole series, for me. This is a book with a lot of steam but little communication.
Alexa Monroe agrees to go on a date with Drew Nichols, who she met after getting stuck with him in an elevator. The two hit it off and Drew ends up flying back to LA, where Alexa lives for work. They are able to see each other long distance for work or other personal obligations over the course of several months but still are unable to define a relationship.
I thought this was an ok rom-com. Overall, I didn't love the story, writing, or characters. It started off fun and light but then the reasons for why the two couldn't be together seemed very odd and could have easily been fixed with by communication. This is a common theme for this whole series, for me. This is a book with a lot of steam but little communication.