*I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.*
This was the fourth book I've read by Jackie Wang and I've enjoyed all of them. She has this way with her writing that pulls you in and keeps you engrossed from the first page to the very last one. Her descriptions are near-perfect, so when reading, you get the feeling that you’re there with the characters; a talent that I absolutely love in an author but have found to be lacking in books lately.
Henry Livingstone is a 28-year-old firefighter who risks his life to save a baby girl and decides to foster her, much to the dismay of his girlfriend. When he has no help taking care of the child he names Mora, he advertises for a roommate/nanny. Enter the heroine. Margot Vimyridge is 21 and I liked her from the onset. She’s petite, or ‘fun-sized’ as Henry calls her, smart, kind, and extremely likeable. A world traveler, which made me jealous, there isn’t anything that gets her down, and there’s a lot that life has thrown at this poor girl.
This book was a quick read that made me laugh (baby translator, anyone?), had drama that made me cringe, and contained a steamy sex scene. Just a head's up, this is an insta-love novella, so if you don't enjoy those, this may not be the book for you; if you do, pick it up! While I usually don’t care for insta-love books, I’ve read a lot of dark books (and textbooks) lately and a quick HEA was just what I needed!