![]() It definitely fixed my romance needs and, of course, you get the obligatory steamy scene mixed in. ![]() Overall, though, I think that Ali Hazelwood fans will get their fill by reading this novella. Mara was also especially cute in a Disney-loving-wants-everyone-to-get-along sort of way, so I really adored that. Liam wasn’t into STEM, so you get a little diversity there, which is a bonus. I think what made this one different for me from the other stories is that it was mainly told in the setting of their house, which I really enjoyed. ![]() While you still get the enemies-to-friends-to-lovers trope that always seems to follow Ali Hazelwood, this time you also get a lawyer (even if he is the exact same manifestation of all Hazelwood’s other male leads – ex. From the New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis comes a new steamy, STEMinist novella. I thought it was really well written and was so glad that the enemies portion of this novella wasn’t as drawn out as the last one. I absolutely loved Mara and Liam’s relationship and the tension between them. ![]() I listened to it for one of my two hour drives, and then it was over. So, this won’t be a long review solely based on the fact that this was a very short novella. ![]()
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