Hook, Line, and Sinker

This book comes out at the perfect time to comfort and relax me.

The story follows Hannah Bellinger who has always felt like a secondary character in her life.
She works as an assistant in film production but aspires more professionally, especially something that involves music.
The film production takes us back to Westport, allowing for the reunion of Hannah and Fox, with whom she has been exchanging daily messages for 7 months.
Fox has been sexualized his entire life, destroying any sense of self worth, impacting his interpersonal and professional relationships.

What I liked most about the book was that it was the male character who faced the greatest development, showing a potential impact of toxic masculinity and the damage it can do to boys.

A refreshing point of view to the Friends to Lovers trope.