The man she discovers she's been texting is wonderful. This series makes me want to dress up and go pretend! Stacey is easy to relate to, and the romance is so, so sweet. I've always heard of these events, but never felt all that interested in attending one. I wanted it to be you." and then the book ended I would've thrown something! I'm glad that this relationship is given the chance to flourish and grown once the truth is out there, because if the reveal had happened at the end in a "You've Got Mail" style of, "Oh my goodness, it's you. Jen DeLuca moved things along at the perfect pace for me. And luckily it doesn't take too too long, because I get bored with this trope and frustrated by the deception after a while. The reader knows who Stacey is texting, but it takes her a while to figure it out on her own.
not too deep or easy to connect with is all of a sudden such a great conversationalist. She's completely delighted that this man who is.
Stacey believes she's texting Dex, the man she's had a crush on for quite some time. Ahhhhh! I loved this! It's even better than Well Met, and I loved that one too! This book gives us a romance that develops through text messaging and mistaken identities.
0 kommentar(er)
