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A review by annagwritesandreads
The Catch by Amy Lea
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.5
This is the 3rd book in the series, but there's no spoilers in the description, only if you read the book.
General Description: Mel, a fashion influencer, gets the opportunity to visit a luxury resort in Canada. However, there's a mix up in booking and Mel has to find another place to stay or lose the luxury resort and potentially her influencing career completely. However, when Mel stumbles upon a bed and breakfast with a grumpy lobster man, she quickly realizes there may be more to discover about herself on this trip than just saving her career. Evan and Mel get off on the wrong foot, but once they start to communicate, their relationship take a turn. Can they handle the conflicts that come with a long distance relationship?
The good:
- The concept is cute.
- The beginning meet cute kept my attention and I was interested to keep reading, but unfortunately, that was it.
The loss of 2.5 stars:
- I just felt like their arguments were thought about in a backwards way? I just feel if i was in a similar situation, I would not have argued the way our FMC did.
-I feel like the FMC was put in a pretty bad light during one of the arguments that was not fair at all. I did not like how folks were made to view her.
Overall, If you've liked the rest of the series, I see no harm in it, but if you didn't like either the first or second book, no need to pick this one up.
General Description: Mel, a fashion influencer, gets the opportunity to visit a luxury resort in Canada. However, there's a mix up in booking and Mel has to find another place to stay or lose the luxury resort and potentially her influencing career completely. However, when Mel stumbles upon a bed and breakfast with a grumpy lobster man, she quickly realizes there may be more to discover about herself on this trip than just saving her career. Evan and Mel get off on the wrong foot, but once they start to communicate, their relationship take a turn. Can they handle the conflicts that come with a long distance relationship?
The good:
- The concept is cute.
- The beginning meet cute kept my attention and I was interested to keep reading, but unfortunately, that was it.
The loss of 2.5 stars:
- I just felt like their arguments were thought about in a backwards way? I just feel if i was in a similar situation, I would not have argued the way our FMC did.
-I feel like the FMC was put in a pretty bad light during one of the arguments that was not fair at all. I did not like how folks were made to view her.
Overall, If you've liked the rest of the series, I see no harm in it, but if you didn't like either the first or second book, no need to pick this one up.