As a fan of early-2000s rom-coms, Elle Partridge has one goal: to bring the magic of the big screen to the pages in your hands. Full of chaos, heart, and lovable characters, she hopes her stories offer an escape from reality—one filled with laughter, tears, and warmth. When she isn’t writing (or plotting her next book) you can find her reading, sewing, baking, or styling outfits she’ll admire but never wear.
"Maybe that idea was holding you back, and you had to lose it to think of something better. Everything happens for a reason. You are the person you are today because of your experiences."
Loved every single single from this book. The storyline, the characters and their chemistry, the little plot twist at the end about Vivienne’s parents accident, and everything to be honest. The way the author narrated the story (more like the characters but well heheh) was very well done and easy to read even for me, whose first language isn’t English. I’m looking forward for the next book, so exciting!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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3.5 stars ⭐ a cute slow burn. Using thermodynamics and science jokes to flirt with eachother??? Who let me read a romance about a chemistry PhD student and an aerospace engineer???????? Delicious
This book had so much potential. It had s good storyline in theory and good enough characters. But unfortunately it was executed poorly. The story was missy and I got lost a lot. There were a lot of parts that should have been included but they were just skipped and then mentioned briefly. The book felt like it needed some editing, as if it was a first draft.
I liked the characters enough. There was something about the male main character threw me off, as if he was written poorly and wasn’t really consistent. I also was a little bit confused when it came to the female main character and how she operated.
One of the main plots of the book was fake dating/engagement, it is one of my all time favourite tropes, but unfortunately it didn’t deliver. There were a lot of holes in the fake engagement and I had a lot of questions regarding it. It didn’t feel realistic at all.
The whole time I was reading the book one thought was on my mind, that this book would make for a hilarious romcome movie. It had some cheesiness that only comedy movies could get away with, on paper it just made me cringe.
I enjoyed some parts of this book. But for the most part it was disappointing.
I loved the plot, but I felt like it skipped a lot of the monumental parts of their character development.
For Viv, the book skipped her getting on the plane for the first time in years and went straight to her talk in Italy. With Viv's past, there should have been a scene where Nate calms her down or Viv shows that she trusts him and his aviation creations.
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