The author manages to make us like both the women equally and that is quite a huge win for any author. Usually, every reader gravitates towards one character whether the author intends it or not. But in this one, we can feel both characters equally and root for both of them.

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I'm not sure how I haven't yet actually read a Beers novel (I think I own 96 Hours and maybe one other, but I haven't had time to read them yet). She has so many books, I think that means I'm a bad lesfic reader.

And while I'm looking forward to reading some of her other books I was not a great fan of this one.

The two main characters are Lacey and Alicia. Lacey is a financial advisor/accountant and Alicia owns a marketing/graphic design firm that moves in next door. Lacey doesn't mesh well with how they work, but slowly they fall in love I guess with mostly the regular sorts of twists and turns.

And what is it with one of the characters in all the recent stories I've read taking it metaphorically up the ass? When really they have every right to be pissed about something?

I can't say I liked a lot of the other characters either. Except Lacey's Mom and Dad and Brother. As well as Giselle. I would have loved to see an entire book about her (maybe she's a little bit bi?? Heh.)

It wasn't a horrible book, but, I found myself annoyed more often than not while reading which was a bummer.

I was given this ARC by Netgalley on behalf of Bold Strokes Books. ( )