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A review by bookshelflawyer
Corporate Mandated Holiday Romance by Nellie Wilson
5.0
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a billionaire romance girlie. So, when I saw this was very much NOT a billionaire romance, I was skeptical and curious. I loved every second of it.
This wasn’t a long read, but there was definitely a lot of story packed into it. And the characters! Max and Brooklyn were just perfect together with their slow burn romance. The way everything was dripped in tension and the blurring lines of their fake romance “for the story” had me squealing. And, finally, when it did all come to a head, the scene did not disappoint.
This is a read for you if you’ve ever said the words “let’s eat the rich” or if you want a Jewish journalist book boyfriend who is adorably serious about just about everything to do with society.
This wasn’t a long read, but there was definitely a lot of story packed into it. And the characters! Max and Brooklyn were just perfect together with their slow burn romance. The way everything was dripped in tension and the blurring lines of their fake romance “for the story” had me squealing. And, finally, when it did all come to a head, the scene did not disappoint.
This is a read for you if you’ve ever said the words “let’s eat the rich” or if you want a Jewish journalist book boyfriend who is adorably serious about just about everything to do with society.