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A review by bethstuartx1
The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa
3.0
One of my goals for this year is to read more romance, which is a genre that I enjoy, but don’t read enough of so here I am, just finished my fourth romance of the year.
For the most part I enjoyed The Worst Best Man.
It’s a simple story following wedding planner Carolina Santos, who at the start of the book is left at the altar after her fiancé decides not to show up and break things off with her on the day they are due to get married. Fast forward three years, she has an opportunity to win her dream job, but in order to do so she must work with marketing specialist Max Hartwell, who also just happens to be her former fiance's brother.
I enjoyed reading about Lina and the strong presence of her Brazilian culture, which is something I don’t know much about so it was interesting to read and learn. I also like how she was career focused and knew what she wanted. I don’t really have any strong opinions on Max, he’s kind of just blended in with most other male love interests I’ve read about. The relationship itself was fine and I was glad to see the characters actually communicating with each other. I found the sex scenes a bit awkward and cringey, but I think that just depends on the reader.
Overall it was a pretty average romance, not bad but definitely not a new favourite of mine.
For the most part I enjoyed The Worst Best Man.
It’s a simple story following wedding planner Carolina Santos, who at the start of the book is left at the altar after her fiancé decides not to show up and break things off with her on the day they are due to get married. Fast forward three years, she has an opportunity to win her dream job, but in order to do so she must work with marketing specialist Max Hartwell, who also just happens to be her former fiance's brother.
I enjoyed reading about Lina and the strong presence of her Brazilian culture, which is something I don’t know much about so it was interesting to read and learn. I also like how she was career focused and knew what she wanted. I don’t really have any strong opinions on Max, he’s kind of just blended in with most other male love interests I’ve read about. The relationship itself was fine and I was glad to see the characters actually communicating with each other. I found the sex scenes a bit awkward and cringey, but I think that just depends on the reader.
Overall it was a pretty average romance, not bad but definitely not a new favourite of mine.