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aavandam 's review for:
My Kind of Trouble
by L.A. Schwartz
Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC.
Such a fun book! I was immediately intrigued by the main male character being autistic, as I am also autistic. I was also intrigued because the plot gave me the same vibes as the tv show Leverage, which I love. The characters are loveable and I absolutely adored Harmony's character. I especially love Preston's little sister and how precocious she is. I am also obsessed with how fiercely Preston will fight for his sister. He is a quiet man, but he will fight to the ends of the earth for her.
Harmony is a conwoman who has come to this small town in California to finally get revenge on the man who stole her father's music-streaming algorithm and ruined his life. She is all set to take him down with a fake music festival, but the final piece she needs is the cooperation of the man who owns the property she wants to use for her fake music festival.
Enter Preston, autistic librarian and piano teacher who is overwhelmed with fighting book challenges while also raising his 4th grade sister. He doesn't have time for romance, and he definitely doesn't have time for the beautiful festival promotor who speeds into his life.
But when they start to work together, they learn they might be able to help each other. As they get closer, feelings begin to develop.
Such a fun book! I was immediately intrigued by the main male character being autistic, as I am also autistic. I was also intrigued because the plot gave me the same vibes as the tv show Leverage, which I love. The characters are loveable and I absolutely adored Harmony's character. I especially love Preston's little sister and how precocious she is. I am also obsessed with how fiercely Preston will fight for his sister. He is a quiet man, but he will fight to the ends of the earth for her.
Harmony is a conwoman who has come to this small town in California to finally get revenge on the man who stole her father's music-streaming algorithm and ruined his life. She is all set to take him down with a fake music festival, but the final piece she needs is the cooperation of the man who owns the property she wants to use for her fake music festival.
Enter Preston, autistic librarian and piano teacher who is overwhelmed with fighting book challenges while also raising his 4th grade sister. He doesn't have time for romance, and he definitely doesn't have time for the beautiful festival promotor who speeds into his life.
But when they start to work together, they learn they might be able to help each other. As they get closer, feelings begin to develop.