they don’t deserve it. But, that’s the thing about having siblings. You love them and you make sacrifices for them even if they don’t deserve it, because they’re with you as you just try to survive the hellscape that is a narcissistic parent.

Anyways, get ******. This sucked.31:T649,Thank you to Gallery Books for the advance copy via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I loved this book. I am quickly realizing that I love a fake dating/marriage trope. And this one put a fun little twist on it. I love how much detail CLo are able to put in to describe the tropical island. It really brought the story to life and felt like I could be there with the characters.

Anna was such a class act. She was such a beautiful disaster in the beginning of the story. I love how much her personality was able to shine through despite all the crazy BS that is Liam's family. She still managed to stay true to who she is. And Liam was such a sweetie. I just wanted to give him a hug. I loved getting his perspective in alternating chapters. The banter and flirting between the two was just perfect. I think I say that for every single CLo book, but they have a gift. The tension created adding forced proximity and only one bed was a really fun choice.

I always love the side characters CLo create. I feel like they put just as much thought into their personalities as they do the MCs. It makes the story feel whole. While the majority of Liam's family were absolutely unbearable, Reagan was just the cutest. I adored the scenes with Reagan and Anna together.

Between the absurdly rich and over the top family members, the family dynamics, and outrageously extravagant wedding, this was giving a lot of Crazy Rich Asians vibes on a private island. I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see how the ending would play out. CLo will never steer you wrong. <332:T4b2,I couldn't read more than 30 minutes of this book. Insufferable. I am sad I have never been able to enjoy another Christina Lauren

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