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Total waste of time…* A couple with no chemistry or no connection whatsoever.* A hatred for two and a half years for no reason at all - or a stupid one that is not understandable.* A story that is not even funny at all other than a few good jokes but they cannot save this book.* A boring and lame relationship that never feels like romance. It doesn't make you feel.* A heroine who is quirky and a hero to hate! They make a couple like cartoon characters.********************************************...
ARC provided by Gallery Books in exchange for an honest review. “That’s the point of luck: it happens when and where it happens.” This is my favorite Christina Lauren book since Roomies! I’ll be honest, I wasn’t too in love with Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating or My Favorite Half-Night Stand, but this felt like the famous duo was back and resecured that special place in my swoon-worthy romance heart. This was so funny, this was so heartwarming, and since I’m leaving in a few weeks...
I can treat this trip like an actual vacation on a tropical island.Yes, it’s with my nemesis, but still, I’ll take it. Guys, I don't think it's working out. I'm trying so hard to get on the Christina Lauren fanwagon, but there are just lots of little things that aren't floating my boat. The Unhoneymooners is not bad at all. It's quite funny and enjoyable for the most part, actually. It's just... well, I'll start with the first thing I noticed. This is only the second Christina Lauren book I
never in my life have i read a book that had the same sense of humour as me - until now. this is honestly one of the funniest books i have ever read. i was giggling like a dweeb pretty much throughout the entire thing. gosh, its such a depressing thought to know i will never be as funny as olive and ethan. the charming humour aside, this might be the best execution of the enemies-to-lovers trope since ‘the hating game.’ is everything in the story convenient? sure. is it super emotionally compell...
There’s no getting around it, so I’m just going to get it over with and put it out there. The Unhoneymooners is not my favorite of the dynamic duo’s rom-coms. Truth be told, this is the only Christina Lauren to date that has earned less than four stars from this reader. And believe me, as someone who’s been a longtime fan of their work, it would be so much easier to gloss over the things that bothered me, as opposed to confessing this didn’t work for me in its entirety, but it is what it is. So,...
the love interest straight up gaslighting our mc for half the book was a big no from meARC received in exchange for an honest review.______16 January, 2019YASS GIMME THAT ENEMIES-TO-LOVERS TROPE
Here are two true statements about me:1) While I have never actually liked a Christina Lauren book, I really want to, and I keep trying to.2) I love The Hating Game. (Update: I no longer love The Hating Game. But let's pretend for the sake of me not having to update this review that I do._Here is a statement about this book I believe to be true:1) It is just a worse The Hating Game.To be fair, most Christina Lauren books are just a worse The Hating Game. (In my opinion, that is. Because for reas...
Going into The Unhoneymooners, I expected this to be a light, fun rom-com based on all the gushing reviews out there. After all, I enjoy a good love/hate relationship as much as the next gal. Instead, coming out of it, I'm left wondering if I read the same book everyone else did.The initial pages were bubbly and charming as events unfold that lead to Olive and Ethan going to Maui together. Then, bam! The awkward train arrives, and my enjoyment of this book completely falls apart. You guys, I don...
