I absolutely devoured this book! Initially, I was skeptical about reading it. However, I decided to finally give it a chance after everyone kept recommending it to me since I loved The Hating Game by Sally Thorne (another amazing book!) so much.
In particular, something that is uniquely beautiful about this book is that it does not portray the main female character, Stella, as flawless and an absolute expert when it comes to relationships and love. It feels like a journey where Stella learns to love (and other things *wink*) along with the reader. Another thing that makes me so so so happy is that Stella is a successful, independent woman, working in STEM. I mean, you don't really see that happening often in romance novels.
Now on to Micheal; well, let's just say my list of crushes on fictional characters that will never be real keeps on extending and raising the standards up to the sky, which honestly I don't mind.
In particular, something that is uniquely beautiful about this book is that it does not portray the main female character, Stella, as flawless and an absolute expert when it comes to relationships and love. It feels like a journey where Stella learns to love (and other things *wink*) along with the reader. Another thing that makes me so so so happy is that Stella is a successful, independent woman, working in STEM. I mean, you don't really see that happening often in romance novels.
Now on to Micheal; well, let's just say my list of crushes on fictional characters that will never be real keeps on extending and raising the standards up to the sky, which honestly I don't mind.