A kindle unlimited read I wanted to try. But wouldn't really recommend.
The writing isn't stellar, the third person narrative makes things feel a bit distanced. My biggest issue was the CEO (which gets said sooo many times) isn't really a CEO... She's a small to medium business owner of a shipping company in a small town. There's no board of directors she has to please. She's the sole proprietor/trader/operator. So decidedly NOT a CEO.
The story is simplistic, and the main character, Ivy, is immature and arrogant. She's been a shit friend and daughter, and loathes that she has to even be back home after being laid off in a mass work cull after living the high life in New York City for years, and wants to keep up that lifestyle for reasons? despite technically having no friends or life outside of her job.
She treats going back to her small hometown as slumming it, and she has a run-in (literally) with Allison from the Shipping Company, and she thinks that 'the CEO' is taking advantage of the people in the small community. Infact she is not. Allie has become a true part of the town and community, while Ivy has been gone, and people care about her and she inturn about them. But Ivy is jealous and petty towards her, even when things are explained to her, and the fact she hasn't been back in years.
Ivy does soon turn a corner, and an attraction between her and Allie happens - but it just all feels very surface level and I had no emotional attachment to the characters or the town.