There's something about teaching you about intimacy trope that I will ALWAYS love.
This follows Waylon, one of the oldest siblings and twin to Wilder, who feels as if he is stuck looking after his mirror. As Wilder's mental health continues to challenge him, Waylon is struggling to keep it together. Enter Harlow, his ex-girlfriends sister who is facing her own care-taker needs. After her dad has an accident on a ranch, he's left handicapped and Harlow dedicates her time to him - becoming a 20 year old virgin who's lookng to shed that identity. The two meet in a group chat, unaware of who the other is, slowly forming a friendship with a promise to meet until Waylon learns who she really is.
I really really wanted to like this book more - but the pacing of it just felt really off for me. Waylon went from wanting to keep her at arms length to facetiming her and getting her off over the phone. I was almost more interested in Wilder and Harlow's sister than I was the main character.
This book is a fast read if you're looking for a palette cleanser and this series as a whole is a good time.
Thank you to Love Notes PR for the ARC in exchange for a review.