The Temporary Roomie: A Romantic Comedy (It Happened in Nashville Book 2)

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in this book, jessie needs to stay somewhere while her house got renovated and drew also needs someone to be his fake date in an upcoming event, so what next?

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The banter those two had would rival any professional tennis match, with the zingers flying back and forth faster than my dog can snatch a spoonful of peanut butter. You steamrolled your way into my life and reminded me how good it feels to let go a little…to fight, to play, to laugh. I’ll agree to your terms, move into your house, and act like your girlfriend when the big day comes; but I also plan to make your life miserable–make you pay for what you did to me. En el primer libro lo vemos como un idiota por intentar que Cooper y Lucy no estén juntos, ya que es sobreprotector. I’m not sure, but I kept wishing she would just come out and share her feelings instead of hiding them cause she’s scared of falling in love.Some of their pranks were okay but Jessie’s prank on Drew during the fundraiser gala was the cheapest of the cheapest shots.

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While I did hate Drew in the first book, this book did show a nice side to Drew and he was adorable at times. Drew isn't totally innocent and does play pranks too, but he also has moments where he's sweet to Jessie.

jessie and drew have a ton of chemistry and i couldn’t stop smiling through the entirety of the book. I know I ate up some of these reasons in other books but lately I realize how dumb they can be and how they’re a reason the book drags on for so many pages and it becomes irrelevant at all.

Review: The Temporary Roomie (Sarah Adams) - A Novel Glimpse

I'm not too big on the pregnancy or enemies to lovers trope, but I do like the fake dating, which we know is predictable. Even if it’s a favorite, the enemies-to-lovers and/or the hate-to-love trope is either a hit or miss for me. I also laughed a lot thanks to the pranks of the characters in them, even the verbal fights were extra. This one was more of ‘they always fight and bicker because they liked each other but she was afraid to let anyone get close to her and knew he would be easy to fall for’. the house becomes a battlefield of pranks that, inevitably, will blur the barriers between hate and love.the romance was the best kind: a bit of a slowburn but with gestures that didn’t make me want to reach the big moment soon. jess’ character is so vindictive and immature for no good reason and apparently according to the other reviews, for most of the book, I just refuse to wade through it to get to the HEA. she’s had enough heartbreak for the rest of her life and the fact that she’s still sweet, nice and caring made me love her a lot. He was made to be an OB/GYN and seeing how happy he is to answer questions from the nervous mothers was adorable.