Stella is a successful young woman who suffers with aspergers, and is facing pressure from society and her family to at last find a husband, and settle down.
One day, she hires a handsome escort, in an attempt to learn the ways of a "good girlfriend".
In a tale of unexpected love, drama, and romance, Stella and Michael both find what they were searching so desperately for, and fold themselves closer to the bosom of Companionship.
Honestly, this book became a little predictable, but I still ADORED the surprise!
With good representation and a sharp-minded lead character, this novel boasts feminist tones, and acceptance of struggle.
I found the whole story (in many ways) relatable, and laughed, cried, and snorted at the funny commentary and quips made by the narrators.
I completely recommend this book; it ever so slightly reminds be of Pride and Prejudice (a book I despised) with its strong personalities and repartee.
One day, she hires a handsome escort, in an attempt to learn the ways of a "good girlfriend".
In a tale of unexpected love, drama, and romance, Stella and Michael both find what they were searching so desperately for, and fold themselves closer to the bosom of Companionship.
Honestly, this book became a little predictable, but I still ADORED the surprise!
With good representation and a sharp-minded lead character, this novel boasts feminist tones, and acceptance of struggle.
I found the whole story (in many ways) relatable, and laughed, cried, and snorted at the funny commentary and quips made by the narrators.
I completely recommend this book; it ever so slightly reminds be of Pride and Prejudice (a book I despised) with its strong personalities and repartee.