Problematic Summer Romance

by

Ali Hazelwood

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Fans of Ali Hazelwood's previous works who enjoy her writing style.
  • Readers who love age gap romances with forbidden love elements.
  • Those looking for a light, summery read with a beautiful Italian setting.
  • People who enjoy romance novels with quirky, talkative heroines.
  • Readers who like steamy scenes mixed with emotional tension in their romances.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Those who are uncomfortable with significant age gaps in romance novels.
  • Readers looking for more serious or in-depth explorations of relationship dynamics.
  • People who dislike repetitive internal conflicts or overused romance tropes.
  • Readers who prefer more mature or subdued characters in their romance novels.
  • Those who are sensitive to potentially problematic power dynamics in relationships.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Beautiful descriptions of Sicily and the summer atmosphere
  • Strong chemistry and tension between the main characters
  • Engaging side characters that add fun to the story
  • Emotional and romantic moments between Maya and Conor
  • Exploration of complex feelings in an age gap relationship
  • Witty banter and humor throughout
  • Steamy romantic scenes
  • Destination wedding setting provides an exciting backdrop
  • Addresses real concerns and insecurities in relationships
  • Quick, bingeable summer romance read

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Overemphasis on the age gap that becomes repetitive
  • Inconsistent or immature behavior from the main characters at times
  • Lack of character development for Conor
  • Maya's personality can come across as annoying or childish to some readers
  • Pacing issues with a rushed ending
  • Limited exploration of the characters' backstories and connection
  • Dialogue and internal monologues can feel unrealistic or cringeworthy
  • Power imbalance in the relationship is not fully addressed
  • Plot relies heavily on romance tropes without much originality
  • Serious topics like age gap relationships are not handled with enough depth

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