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Overall I loved this book and the concept of having a perfect match costing £50 000 seems insane. I really liked that philosophically, the readers were almost made to question what they would do if put into a situation of Love VS Money.
The couple had such a great dynamic and I think Tory Henwood Hoen did a really good job at not making this book simple and predictable to read.
I did like how as we read on, we got to find out more about Ursula and Rafael's backstories. The Arc had a great comedic aspect to it but didn't overdo it or make the comedy feel forced.
The writing style was easy to get into after reading a couple of chapters but I do feel that sometimes there was extra information written that was unnecessary and just made the book drag on for longer than was needed.
Overall I would rate this book a 4/5 as it is such an interesting concept but I didn't like it enough to want to reread it
Overall I loved this book and the concept of having a perfect match costing £50 000 seems insane. I really liked that philosophically, the readers were almost made to question what they would do if put into a situation of Love VS Money.
The couple had such a great dynamic and I think Tory Henwood Hoen did a really good job at not making this book simple and predictable to read.
I did like how as we read on, we got to find out more about Ursula and Rafael's backstories. The Arc had a great comedic aspect to it but didn't overdo it or make the comedy feel forced.
The writing style was easy to get into after reading a couple of chapters but I do feel that sometimes there was extra information written that was unnecessary and just made the book drag on for longer than was needed.
Overall I would rate this book a 4/5 as it is such an interesting concept but I didn't like it enough to want to reread it