The No-Show

Enjoyable, but it seems to be categorized/marketed/etc. as a romance along the lines of [b:The Boyfriend Project 52211784 The Boyfriend Project (The Boyfriend Project, #1) Farrah Rochon https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1570712674l/52211784.SY75.jpg 73615834], with one guy dating three women at the same time and hijinks ensuing. I can't say a whole lot more here without spoiling, but that's not the case. The puzzle-box nature of the interlocking stories was really well-done, but this is not a romance according to the definition I usually use/see mentioned: central love story and HEA. The three POV characters make it kind of hard for any of the supposed love stories to be central, and while two of the three POV characters do end up with what could maybe be considered an HEA, I still didn't feel like either of those relationships were really all that developed. The plot was way more focused on the interlocking/multiple POVs and so especially Miranda's resolution felt pretty tacked on. Despite that, I did enjoy this! I really love O'Leary's writing - it's engaging and fun to read, and often funny. I would still recommend this, but just go in knowing that it's much more general fiction than it is romance.