The reason I said I didn’t really enjoy the book was because it didn’t exceed the expectation I had of Spanish Love Deception. They have one of the most romantic comebacks and have a happy ending. They begin a fake dating pact to help influence her writing but they end up falling in love for each other, I’m aware it is very cliché. Rosie has been struggling with her romance writing and looks at Lucas for inspiration for her novels. Instead of moving separate ways they learn to love being in one another’s presence and create a plan to simultaneously live in the apartment with one another. They get in an awkward situation when Rosie decides to stay at Lina’s apartment while she is away on her honeymoon not knowing that Lucas was due to stay at Lina’s apartment as well. Rosie Graham is Catalina’s best friend while Lucas is Catalina’s cousin. It follows two characters, Rosie Graham and Lucas Martin who are mutuals between Catalina Martin. However, it did not live up to the hype and anticipation that was coming from this book. I LOVED The Spanish Love Deception which urged me to read this sequel. Rosie and Lucas try dating experimentally to help Rosie’s writers block.First off, I would like to acknowledge that this book is a “sequel” to Armas’s The Spanish Love Deception so I would read that before reading this book.

However, Lina has given permission for her cousin Lucas to stay at theĪpartment. Rosie goes to her best friend Lina’s apartment (the friend is on her honeymoon) to get some quiet so she can write. Unfortunately, Rosie is experiencing writers block and the ceiling in her apartmentĬaved in. She has some success with her first romance novel and she has an advance to work on another book.

Rosie Graham has recently quit her engineering job to become a writer. I would have never imagined that touching a man could light me up inside and quiet every worry and every noise in the world.” And for all the romances I’d read and the one, almost two, I’d written, I hadn’t known that. It could also be about the peace it brought you.

It wasn’t always about the sparks and the fireworks. “Because as much as touching Lucas usually left every cell in my body tingling, I was beginning to understand that touching someone you loved was about much more than just that.

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