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A review by iam
Clueless Puckboy by Eden Finley, Saxon James
4.0
Another workplace romance in the series - to be fair almost all of them are workplace romances, I guess I mean one with potential for ethical concerns? Unlike in Oskar's book, here it is handled professionally the whole way through.
The dynamic between Vance and Quinn was exceptionally sweet, full of pining and, of course, cluelessness, though never to the point of obliviousness or frustation. There were a few comical moments that almost veered too far for me, but they never crossed a line.
The workplace injury plotline was big in the beginning, but thankfully mellowed somewhat, which I found relieving.
As usual, I loved the cameo appearances from the other characters, as well as the subtle setup for the next book.
The dynamic between Vance and Quinn was exceptionally sweet, full of pining and, of course, cluelessness, though never to the point of obliviousness or frustation. There were a few comical moments that almost veered too far for me, but they never crossed a line.
The workplace injury plotline was big in the beginning, but thankfully mellowed somewhat, which I found relieving.
As usual, I loved the cameo appearances from the other characters, as well as the subtle setup for the next book.