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At the beginning of The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren, Olive's twin sister Ami is getting married. But when everyone gets food poisoning at the wedding, Ami and her new husband Dane have to figure out what to do with the honeymoon trip that Ami won for them. Luckily, Olive avoided the food poisoning, as she was allergic and didn't eat the fish that was served, so it appears that she'll get to enjoy this fancy trip. The groom's brother Ethan also didn't partake of the buffet, and in order to fool the hotel and go on the trip, they have to pretend to be Ami and Dane, aka husband and wife. The only problem? Olive and Ethan completely despise each other.
This was so cute! I mean of course it was, it's a Christina Lauren book. But I really enjoyed this one. I loved the enemies to lovers trope used here. I saw a lot of myself in Olive and her insecurities, and loved Ethan and Ami as characters as well. I thought it was great that Olive was a science nerd and wore shirts with physics puns on them. I really enjoyed seeing Olive and Ami's big, boisterous, and supportive family and how they all rallied around the two sisters when things went south. I was grinning or laughing out loud for probably 85% of the book, and the banter between these Olive and Ethan was second to none. I could see this making such a good movie!
I'm so excited to continue to experience Christina Lauren's rom coms, and will probably pick up Roomies next. They also have a new book, Twice in a Blue Moon, coming out this fall!
Overall Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
Be sure to check out my reviews of some of Christina Lauren's other books, Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating and My Favorite Half-Night Stand as well!
I've heard great things about Roomies and look forward to your review!
ReplyDeleteI've only heard good things about this book, I might have to give it a read. Great review.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked this one!
ReplyDeleteI've heard a lot of great things about all of Christina Lauren's books, so it makes me happy that you also enjoyed it. I love a good enemies to lovers trope, so this seems like the book to start my journey into this author's works. Great review!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it. Seems like a popular book.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very interesting book.
ReplyDeleteGreat review, I've been dying to read this book or any Christina Lauren's books because I keep on hearing great things about their books. I am really glad you fully enjoyed reading this book, thank you so much for sharing your awesome post.
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