Livy Hart

Mia Madden is pretty sure that the road to dating app hell is paved with suspiciously hot profiles. Take tonight’s date, for example. Nolan Conroy is unreasonably gorgeous—he’s got that whole “board-room in the streets, lumberjack in the sheets” happening—but he also represents everything she loathes about corporate hustle culture. Yet another lousy date to laugh-cry about later. Only, it turns out that Nolan isn’t just her dad’s much-younger new boss, but their respective best friends are dating. Suddenly Mia and Nolan are constantly thrown together, whether it’s a blind date, a double date, or they’re having to mingle at her dad’s company picnic. Not awkward at all. Now Mia is in a romantic-comedy of errors nightmare, where she’s inadvertently dating a guy she can’t stand—and hoping her dad never finds out.

Some Kind of Blunderful

Mia and Alex have a less than auspicious first date.  Then when they realise they are more acquainted then they thought, they give dating another go.  They soon realise that a bad first date is the least of the obstacles they have to face.

Between parental disapproval, friends shipping them together, his job possibly harming her small town and her family, his lack of a close family - Mia and Alex have lots of impediments to love.  But what I absolutely love is that there is no 3rd act break up! There are some utterly wonderful spicy scenes in a car, a cupboard, and a hot tub. The tension between them is delicious!

Josie has to be put forward as best friend of the year.  She is supportive, caring and not afraid to tell Mia to quit fighting everyone else's battles and get over herself.  It was a bit weird how much this professional, independent woman allowed her fathers approval/disapproval to weight on her love life.  You'd think someone with such a great support network would be less needy for approval of her beaus.  I'd have loved a scene of them man-to-man, hashing out worries/expectations and an apology from Rich to Alex at least!

Nicola Sarah Brooks

Mia and Alex have a less than auspicious first date.  Then when they realise they are more acquainted then they thought, they give dating another go.  They soon realise that a bad first date is the least of the obstacles they have to face.

Between parental disapproval, friends shipping them together, his job possibly harming her small town and her family, his lack of a close family - Mia and Alex have lots of impediments to love.  But what I absolutely love is that there is no 3rd act break up! There are some utterly wonderful spicy scenes in a car, a cupboard, and a hot tub. The tension between them is delicious!

Josie has to be put forward as best friend of the year.  She is supportive, caring and not afraid to tell Mia to quit fighting everyone else's battles and get over herself.  It was a bit weird how much this professional, independent woman allowed her fathers approval/disapproval to weight on her love life.  You'd think someone with such a great support network would be less needy for approval of her beaus.  I'd have loved a scene of them man-to-man, hashing out worries/expectations and an apology from Rich to Alex at least!

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Some Kind of Blunderful

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