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The book just didn't do it for me, there were several areas where it felt like the story was being spoon fed to the reader rather than letting the reader read and figure it out. There were also instances where the same reference was repeated after just a few paragraphs. I liked the ending though, it was well written into the story.

I absolutely love British humor and this book had ALL of it!

There are very few books which I have enjoyed the way I enjoyed this one. I loved the pacing of the book and the enemies-to-lovers trope was excellently done! Jonah and Sadie are easily lovable characters and their story made a satisfying read. The only critique I have with the book was with Sadie's personality. I loved how aggressive she was in pursuing her academics and her career but the way it translated to her personality came off as unpleasant. There was so much unnecessary cursing/girl-bossing that it ended up feeling more abrasive than bold. Other than that, I loved the main characters' relationships with their sisters. Their emotions were well written and it was easy to empathise with each character given how each were uniquely raised.

I loved the characters as their personalities were endearing and they quickly became very dear to me. However, I was not a fan of the day-dreaming plot because it was difficult to keep up with the world building.

I like that the book has faith-based teachings but the story itself did not hit home for me. The flow of the story was not done properly and most of the plot was repetitive. I unfortunately did not finish.