I adored Jack and Rose's romance and their journey together, but beyond their relationship, I felt like their backgrounds were underdeveloped. I craved more insight into their individual struggles. Jack's home life, in particular, seemed glossed over, leaving much to my imagination. This story might appeal to fans of slow-burn romances or marriage-of-convenience tropes. However, I thought the narrative could have been condensed by about 50 pages.

I could talk about this book for years to come, I fell in love with a book character and I don't know how to act. Some might say this is boring but coming from someone who reads a lot of dark romance, sometimes simple is exactly what you need. If this is on you TBR, do it, if you're a lover of grumpy men in books this would be perfect for you. I still stare out the window thinking about this man chile, read the damn book