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Fast paced and punchy
We got enemies-to-lovers, grumpy & sunshine, an inclusive and diverse cast of characters and omfg, no jokes, some of the best spice scenes. But let me get back on track...In Fireball, our FMC is a data-nerd and CEO of a tech start-up on the brink of going public. She meets our (somewhat frustrating) love interest when he attends a session at her company while representing the public school he teaches science at. They have a misunderstanding - and much like me, she just can't let it go. The two keep running into each other and promptly get into the habit of bickering. The FMC is very much a people-pleaser who is selfless and always wants to do good for those she cares about - even when they don't deserve it - but our love interest doesn't take this as genuine acts of service when he has been in the past. I was utterly obsessed with the FMC - she works in tech, is a data-nerd and she ends up facing burnout because she pours from an empty cup way too often (same girl, same), but her enthusiasm for data was basically like reading a book about me (I am a digital strategist, and I love living in my little hobbit hole where I get to look at data all day.) I felt the author did such a good job in writing about the feelings that come with wanting to do everything yourself, and how hard it is to ask for help - even for simple things like remembering to eat. As for the love interest, I got really annoyed by how he let his pain and trauma be the driving force in every social interaction with Sam, like WTF dude? Love her, or else I will! Seriously, this was such a great read and I am so excited to get to know the rest of the characters with more stories in this series. The next one follows the marriage in crisis of a historic romance author and guys, I am so psyched to see what Lainey has in store for our girl, Chloe. ➡️ Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5➡️ Spice: 🌶🌶🌶/5* I received a copy of this book via NetGalley.
