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A review by santaliago
A Witch's Guide to Fake Dating a Demon by Sarah Hawley
3.0
3 stars
A solid rating this time round. The narration is similar to the sense where it's both playful and witty to read. While third-person, you find a bit of entertainment in being slightly removed from the person of focus as you're able to see things a bit more objectively than they see themselves.
While most would consider this a Grumpy x Sunshine, I don't think it is. I'd say the relationship dynamic fall more in between opposites attract and "forced-proximity". Oz is more logical/practical/control-freak in contrast to Mariel's (organised) chaos. What I'm not quite sure of was how the attraction turned into something a bit more profound and deeper regarding their feelings.
Regardless, this was a great and quick read if you're looking for fluff. I'm staying around for the next instalment of the Glimmer Falls series!
A solid rating this time round. The narration is similar to the sense where it's both playful and witty to read. While third-person, you find a bit of entertainment in being slightly removed from the person of focus as you're able to see things a bit more objectively than they see themselves.
While most would consider this a Grumpy x Sunshine, I don't think it is. I'd say the relationship dynamic fall more in between opposites attract and "forced-proximity". Oz is more logical/practical/control-freak in contrast to Mariel's (organised) chaos. What I'm not quite sure of was how the attraction turned into something a bit more profound and deeper regarding their feelings.
Regardless, this was a great and quick read if you're looking for fluff. I'm staying around for the next instalment of the Glimmer Falls series!