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Island Affair
by Priscilla Oliveras
Such an adorable book. A fresh, quick rom-com with lovable characters, a beautiful setting, and some deeper issues to tackle.
As a person who's struggled with ED and the need to please & succeed her whole life, Sara really hit home for me. And the family dysfunction on both sides is sure to be relatable to anyone. The love story was sweet and remarkably believable. Sometimes it felt a little repetitive, really driving home Luis' trust issues and Sara's insecurities, but that kind of just made me feel even more invested in their success.
I'd recommend this to any rom-com fans, people interested in family dramas or eating disorder recovery, and lovers of Florida and it's beautiful scenery.
As a person who's struggled with ED and the need to please & succeed her whole life, Sara really hit home for me. And the family dysfunction on both sides is sure to be relatable to anyone. The love story was sweet and remarkably believable. Sometimes it felt a little repetitive, really driving home Luis' trust issues and Sara's insecurities, but that kind of just made me feel even more invested in their success.
I'd recommend this to any rom-com fans, people interested in family dramas or eating disorder recovery, and lovers of Florida and it's beautiful scenery.