I'm not sure if I read the same book as the other reviewers...
There was just something about the writing that just didn't work for me. There were a lot on mundane details that didn't add anything to the story. Just a lot of unnecessary information added. Like, I don't care if you washed your hands with liquid soap, turned off the water, dried them with paper towels, considered switching to a hand towel to save money, threw the paper towel in the garbage, turned out the light, and then shut the door. Ok that didn't really happen but that's what it seemed like. If the MC orders takeout in a book, do we really need to hear the order taker tell them that "it comes with napkins, and by the way, would you like a fork as well?" That didn't happen either, but you get the gist.
There are too many modern references that will date the book in a year or two.
Also, it read like a mix of a very squeaky clean romance... and not, lol.
The romance is quick. The baddy is obvious to everyone but Dylan. I thought the idea of a troll as a hero was actually pretty neat. They did make a cute couple, even if it was quick... And I mean quick! I don't have an issue with insta-love. If you know that the other person is The One, then ya know! I liked the little bit of family time that we got. I was hoping for another get together with the family. I assumed a wood nymph would freak out at the idea of a mate that is a wood worker. True love conquers all haha!
I liked it well enough that I might seek out the next book.