DNF -- I'm sorry to say I think The Roughest Draft might have been a fluke. I loved that book and so I've tried Emily and Austin's other books that have come out since, and they're just not for me... :( It's too bad because I absolutely love the concept!

This duo has done it again! The authors masterfully blend humor with genuine emotional depth, portraying Jennifer and Scott’s journey from adversaries to lovers with great charm. Their evolving relationship, set against the backdrop of their shared passion for a fictional universe, adds a layer of magic to their real-world interactions. The writing is engaging and relatable, capturing the essence of finding connection in the most unlikely places. Overall, this was a very endearing and enjoyable read for me.

"Book Boyfriend" is a fun, love letter to fantasy romance books. After yet another rough breakup, Jennifer escapes to an immersive convention for her favorite fantasy series (think ACOTAR-esque). While there, she meets up with her work rival, Scott, who is attending the convention to become the ideal "book boyfriend". This book is akin to Wibberley and Siegemund-Broka's other adult romances, with a fun premise and excellent banter. This was an exceptionally quick read, but I wish we'd gotten more of a chance to see the relationship develop, as the story is contained in a short timeline.

Enemies to lovers trope is not my cup of tea but after reading this book I might have to try more of this specific trope. This was a delightful book and I hope to read more by these authors.

This was such a fun celebration of fandom, romantasy, and all of us who grew up in the Edward Cullen to
Xaden Riorson pipeline. At the same time, it was a tribute to the magic we can find in every day life, if only we’re brave enough to look.

The immersive fan experience is depicted with such vividness that it becomes a backdrop for both personal growth and tender romance. This book is a beautifully written love letter to the magic of fandom and the transformative power of unexpected connections.

LOVED LOVED LOVED. The banter was bantering and the chemistry was explosive. I really truly enjoyed this.