Chapter 1 is as you would expect from a Georgia Beers novel. Amusing dialogue and likeable characters. They have just met, so I don’t feel out of step with their banter.
Non binary representation is moving forward. They/them pronouns but no announcement about the character being non binary.
25% in and the mains don’t know about each other what we do. They don’t know the big rock, right in the middle of their path to meeting Ms Right, of course they’ve each persuaded the other, and themselves, they are only looking for Miss Right Now.
Normally, with a less skilled writer, I would be getting a bit fed up that they don’t know, but the banter, either between the mains or the mains supporting characters, has been amusing enough to keep the book enjoyable. There has been a bit of foreshadowing what is (I think) likely to be another plot boulder. (It was, but not a big deal, more of a plot pebble).
75% in and I can’t give numerical proof for this, but my impression is that the mains have spent more time on the page thinking about being together, than actually being together. I’m not saying it’s an issue, but I’m not saying it’s a plus.
This book has trademark Beers banter, there is a cute puppy, there is nothing not to like, and nothing I don’t like, but there isn’t anything I love….. well I love Beers banter…. But it’s a Beers novel, it’s a given that there is funny banter, but……
To put this in perspective, 17 minutes to go, the mains although very much on the road to a happy ending aren’t there yet and I got distracted by a fb thread looking for book recommendations! This is an enjoyable book, and passed the time. It’s not a Beers classic, but then a Beers’ okay is till a very worthwhile purchase.