There’s those little moments that also show how the two become getting emotionally attached and attracted towards each other on a romantic level.

Maybe there’s some satisfaction in clutching these several hundred pages I churned out at record speed, a tangible conclusion to all those late nights and canceled plans.

and the romance in question will come to fruition (if you'll forgive the disgusting and accidental pun) as our female lead teaches him how to, you know. Although I wish this book was double POV - because I would have loved to know more about what was going through Finn’s head -, following Chandler’s journey so closely was great. There’s also jewish representation, which I have noticed is something Rachel always adds in her books, and it’s heartwarming.

She also thought she’d signed divorce papers when the graduation caps were tossed, and they both went on their merry ways. The sexual tension was written so well while ensuring that the both MCs don't lose their personalities to that one storyline.Following a signing for a book she wrote for a celebrity influencer, where the “author” doesn’t even recognize her, she drowns her sorrows at a nearby bar.

The fact that Rachel Lynn Solomon convinced me that Finn was not only a hero redeemed, but a hero GIFTED SEXUALLY was quite honestly Hercules’s thirteenth labor. I also am a sucker for the old "sex lesson" trope from my fan fiction days, so that was a winning element to me. The fun, flirty and steamy new romcom from Rachel Lynn Solomon, author of The Ex Talk and Weather Girl ! The author seemed to have a laundry list of 'hot topics' she wanted to cover and she didn't give AF if it was relevant to the overall story. She just wants to forget the encounter ever happened; however, she soon learns her next assignment will be ghostwriting for Finn Walsh, the very person with whom she had that one-night stand.It was light and funny, but also very sexy, with some drama and import representation of mental health issues and cultural differences.