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A review by sahmreadss
Strictly Business by Carrie Elks
2.0
this romance is marketed as an enemies-to-lovers romance BUT IT IS NOT!!! in most enemies to lovers books set in an office setting the "enemies" aspect is very tame see for example "the spanish love deception" (i know that was my 5-star read but still tame hate) and we can look past it if there's some genuine reason for people to despise each other lowkey. but here was none to be found! it all felt juvenile and boring.
the book overall is average, with not many noteworthy moments. this man was super sweet and adorable, it is unfathomable how he was a character in an enemies-to-lovers trope. yes i am so mad about this.
and the whole "dilemma" or "thing they have to overcome" was completely uncalled for. i don't want to spoil it but it just wasn't needed in this. the romance should just have been character driven with the pregnancy trope as the only plot.
the book overall is average, with not many noteworthy moments. this man was super sweet and adorable, it is unfathomable how he was a character in an enemies-to-lovers trope. yes i am so mad about this.
and the whole "dilemma" or "thing they have to overcome" was completely uncalled for. i don't want to spoil it but it just wasn't needed in this. the romance should just have been character driven with the pregnancy trope as the only plot.