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3.88 AVERAGE
3.88 AVERAGE
Stella was painfully awkward (I can relate) but I was rooting for her throughout the whole book.
Michael seemed to good to be true, but he seemed to really love her. He was my favorite character in the story.
In the end everyone got what they wanted, Stella, Michael and their families.
Synopsis: Stella, a distinguished econometrist with autism, has already pleased her dad with her career success, but she desperately wants to make her mom happy by getting married and having kids. But, Stella feels that if she can’t work past her inexperience and awkwardness with intimacy, this won’t be possible. So, she hires Michael, an escort, to give her lessons on dating and sex. However, the lines between business and love get complicated.
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Thoughts: I’m fairly certain I won’t ever like another adult romance more than Kiss Quotient, hands down. This was BEAUTIFUL and emotional and moving and pretty *steamy*. Everything was right here. Stella and Michael are two beautifully written characters that go so well together, and the entire cast of personalities introduced, as well as the commentary on actual consent, really sold it for me while reading, and I literally could not stop flipping page after page. DEFINITELY a great read.
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Thoughts: I’m fairly certain I won’t ever like another adult romance more than Kiss Quotient, hands down. This was BEAUTIFUL and emotional and moving and pretty *steamy*. Everything was right here. Stella and Michael are two beautifully written characters that go so well together, and the entire cast of personalities introduced, as well as the commentary on actual consent, really sold it for me while reading, and I literally could not stop flipping page after page. DEFINITELY a great read.
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes