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A review by cosyreadingandcoffees
Lucky Star by Susannah Nix
5.0
I can’t tell you how just how much I loved this couple and reading this ARC.
Barista come pre school teacher Eve is a Boone Sheridan superfan and when the TV Heartthrob starts coming into Eve’s coffee shop every day for coffee (despite having a $5000 coffee machine at home) it becomes the highlight of her day. So when Boone asks Eve to be his fake girlfriend to help him out, how could she possibly refuse!
I found it ridiculously easy to love and connect with Eve and Boone right from the first page. They are relatable, fun, and their connection and affection for each other is *chefs kiss*
I love a good Celeb x normal dating story but what I love best about this one is that Boone’s celeb stats didn’t feel like this big deal in their relationship, it was much more focused on the pair, their chemistry and the issues they have. Sometimes it feels like celeb dating stories are all focused on the glamour or stress of being famous, but Lucky Star goes out of its way to show that Boone is just a guy who likes a girl but has a weird / glamorous job.
I actually didn’t realise until I was nearly finished this book that it was part of a series but it easily worked as a stand alone.
I am this book's number one fan!
Barista come pre school teacher Eve is a Boone Sheridan superfan and when the TV Heartthrob starts coming into Eve’s coffee shop every day for coffee (despite having a $5000 coffee machine at home) it becomes the highlight of her day. So when Boone asks Eve to be his fake girlfriend to help him out, how could she possibly refuse!
I found it ridiculously easy to love and connect with Eve and Boone right from the first page. They are relatable, fun, and their connection and affection for each other is *chefs kiss*
I love a good Celeb x normal dating story but what I love best about this one is that Boone’s celeb stats didn’t feel like this big deal in their relationship, it was much more focused on the pair, their chemistry and the issues they have. Sometimes it feels like celeb dating stories are all focused on the glamour or stress of being famous, but Lucky Star goes out of its way to show that Boone is just a guy who likes a girl but has a weird / glamorous job.
I actually didn’t realise until I was nearly finished this book that it was part of a series but it easily worked as a stand alone.
I am this book's number one fan!