y’all need to look up the definition of casual in the dictionary bcos i think you’ve got the wrong idea. Once more Lauren Asher delivers her readers a witty and original arranged-marriage/office romance with some unique characters that have a ton of chemistry with each other. This sunshine/grumpy couple is going to steal your heart away from you and you will fall for every single character. Basically, the main character Rowan is Walt Disney's grandson. He has 2 other brothers, Walt Disney dies but he leaves behind a letter, he won't let the boys take over the company and the park together it if they don't meet certain requirements he made on that letter. Because we shouldn’t be having this conversation. You’re my boss,” she whispers the words as if someone can hear us. ” Honestly, this was spicier than the love hypothesis and the hating game combined, we get 3-4 amazing sex scenes, they are pretty explicit as well. The dirty talk was awesome and not cringy at all. Rowan exudes BDE and I liked the way he talked to her.

the other example that stood out to me was when Rowan admits to Zahra he’s Scott... that is a whole other can of worms i ain’t even touching bcos wtf. Yes! Currently, you can read all three books in the Dreamland Billionaire series for free with your Kindle Unlimited membership. If you’re not yet a member, join today! Related Book Lists: this one is absolutely for the 1989 (taylor’s version) girlies bc HOLY SHIT. you are in love, THIS LOVE ( YOU SHOWED UP JUST IN TIME!!!!!!😩😩🥹 ), i wish you would, all you had to do was stay, SAY DONT GO, SOOOO MANY SONGS ARE SO JULIAN DAHLIA CODED LOL. BITCH WHAT never in my life have I felt this offended! Morally gray characters are fuming right, they didn’t do all of what they had to do, so this girl could come and insult them. THE AUDACITY. THE ONLY GRAY THING ABOUT ROBERTO IS THE ASH WHEN I BURN THIS BOOK DOWN.Their marriage was just supposed to be the perfect solution to Declan’s biggest problem. However the more they act in love, the more he feels unsure about this contract they have. Caring about Iris was not part of the deal. But especially not when breaking her heart becomes inevitable. One of the things that I liked, except Ani, was the texting interactions between the two main characters. That shined on Rowan's character more. It did bring more colors to the mundane romance. I liked this book because of the angst. The fake dating set the scenario of “is he doing this because he likes me or is it for show?”. The groveling in this one was definitely my favorite as well because it was just so cute. I feel like this book was the least interesting of the two. It’s definitely still worth reading since it sets the foundation for the plot, but aside from that, I didn’t enjoy it as much as I thought I would. It makes me really upset that I didn’t enjoy it because it features my favorite tropes but it didn’t do them justice.

Otherwise, without revealing more I cherished EVERY single display of love towards Dahlia— he had my whole heart. We set rules to prevent any kind of issues. Ones that were never meant to be broken, no matter how much Declan tempts me. I tried okay, I really tried. I was excited about this book for many reasons, good reasons, but it turned out to be so bland that I couldn't do it to myself anymore. I kept waiting for it to get better, but the further I read, the less interested I became. Lana Castillo—my childhood best friend and the only woman I ever loved. When I broke her heart six years ago, I promised to never return to Lake Wisteria. I kept my word until my grandfather’s will changed everything. Meanwhile, h and H had seeing each other during the years but very little. H is mad bc she dated roommate but understands that he let her go. H and h have a godson and he is the kid of the next book Hero. I supposed his nanny is the heroine. This kid has a disease. He is going to be blind with time.

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