A review by rrickman33
The Tourist Attraction by Sarah Morgenthaler
3.0
This book started out super cute, I loved the setting of Moose Springs, Alaska and all that came with it. The characters were instantly drawn to each other because Graham was hot and grumpy and Zoey was ~different~ to him. This cliché story line of a character being so “different and unique” is over done and was quite boring and repetitive.
I felt like this book dragged on and found myself speed reading/turning the speed up on the audio book (I did half and half).I’m here to say don’t do the audio book it was weird, the woman reading did a lower voice for Graham and it made me cringe.
Graham is a grumpy local who hates tourists and Zoey is a tourist he’s supposed to hate but like I said she was just SO unique he couldn’t help himself… she reads books! she budgets and struggles with money! How unique! Graham also was a weird character, he was such a misogynist sometimes, I almost stopped reading because of him.
I will only recommend this book if you enjoy super cheesy and predictable romances with no real character development. Basically this would have been a great Hallmark movie but didn’t really work as a book for me.
I felt like this book dragged on and found myself speed reading/turning the speed up on the audio book (I did half and half).I’m here to say don’t do the audio book it was weird, the woman reading did a lower voice for Graham and it made me cringe.
Graham is a grumpy local who hates tourists and Zoey is a tourist he’s supposed to hate but like I said she was just SO unique he couldn’t help himself… she reads books! she budgets and struggles with money! How unique! Graham also was a weird character, he was such a misogynist sometimes, I almost stopped reading because of him.
I will only recommend this book if you enjoy super cheesy and predictable romances with no real character development. Basically this would have been a great Hallmark movie but didn’t really work as a book for me.