I loved the character cast, the location, the plot and pacing, the chemistry, the dialogue and banter, the humor, the romance, the progression of the characters, and the wonderful ending. Just perfect.

Maggie Moves On: the perfect romcom to make you laugh, swoon Maggie Moves On: the perfect romcom to make you laugh, swoon

Maggie relies heavily on her work. She loves her job, she’s built it from the ground, and it’s just what she enjoys. sometimes she would get stressed out about things surrounding the house she was working on, and when Silas noticed, he would make her do some thing that he thought was a good idea. And if she didn’t want to do it he would say things like “you’re doing it, even if I have to strap it to the chair”. i know it was meant to be playful, but the fact that maggie always did whatever he told her too— it just made it worse. This book is sloooowwww. Really, really slow. The subplots weren’t compelling enough to create real tension and led to it just feeling monotonous. House-flipping sensation and YouTube star Maggie Nichols can't wait to dig into her next challenge. Lucy Score proves why she’s such a powerhouse with this smart and sexy, head-over-heels, laugh-out-loud comedy!”actually, this book is my worst nightmare. usually, i can handle bad books because they’re so bad, that they’re hilarious. this book on the other hand was bad because it was so damn boring. reading for more than 20 minutes at a time was as painful as walking over broken glass. Lucy Score is an instant #1 New York Times bestselling author. She grew up in a literary family who insisted that the dinner table was for reading and earned a degree in journalism.

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and then, that same day, they got engaged. They’ve known each other for barely 3 months, and now she’s given up her entire life for him and they’re getting married. Maggie can be caring, like she showed with Cody. I liked Cody, he was probably my favourite character next to all the animals. But outside of that I won't remember Maggie, there wasn't really anything that made her stand out as a character. the hero, silas, was too flirty for my taste. he reminded me of lucy score’s other hero, linc, but a less likable version. something about him falling into lust with maggie before even speaking to her...There are way too many subplots going on in this book. This also caused the book to be so bloated, which leads to my next issue, I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publisher for free. The review above is reflective of my honest opinions.