I kinda don't know where to start. Okay so: this is Lucas' story of course, and we know him from 1) cute pics of him and Taco, his doggo (who, we find out in this book during one of the sex scenes, once had diarrhea) (i promise it doesn't detract ELENA MAKES IT WORK) 2) the fact that Lina is his cousin and 3) the fact that when Rosie saw him on IG, she thought he was cute.

Lucas tilted his head with what I assumed was curiosity. Probably wanting to ask why. Why the hell are you here, then? Holly smoke! This book is freaking hot! You keep hyperventilating! You just keep hearing fire alarm! That freaking, sizzling, sex oozing chemistry between Lucas and Rosie put the entire chapters into fire! Rosie was funny, charming and endearing. she was witty and maybe a bit quirky, but in a cute way. i instantly liked her! Rosie and Lucas’ first interaction, again, was pretty funny. it wasn’t trying too hard to be quirky, but instead felt authentic in a way that showcased both MCs personalities.

Neither of us said anything for a few seconds. Then, the silence was broken by a heavy thump. One that sounded a lot like he had just slumped against his side of the entrance door. Elena Armas is the undisputed queen of slow burn, steam, deliciously swoony rom-coms.' Ali Hazelwood, bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis And his presence in the flat/studio apartment whatever you wanna call it was like a warm spring day. His amazing cooking, that he cooked everyday for Rosie btw, the flirty comments thrown in Rosie’s direction, the constant smiling and the phrases in spanish (that were totally the most romantic toe curling shot ever). Rosie, he repeated after a couple of seconds. Qué dulce,he added in what I knew was his mother tongue, Spanish, but wasn’t sure what it meant. I like it. It suits you. Yes, he said, shaking himself off his laughter. That was the show I was talking about. And that’s him, the guy with the good hair.

It’s great on crushes and longing and the deep satisfaction of a slow-burn romance eventually reaching boiling point. This romcom is fresh, funny and highly enjoyable.’ Daily MailThanks, I muttered, my whole body feeling increasingly warm. I shifted in my feet. You have a good name, too, Lucas. It’s very… groovy.

Because this man was not a random intruder, or a deranged individual that had stumbled upon my best friend’s apartment.Lucas didn’t say a word, didn’t move a muscle. He didn’t even try to squeeze me against his body, like he had done so many times before. And that was okay. Because right now, he was the one who needed me. So I stayed right where I was. My body hanging on the very edge of the couch as I warmed his body with mine. The American Roommate Experiment PDF Book Free

SIGHS** This book... this story... this romance! What can I say other than the fact this was a true refreshing love story to read. One that I have not read in such a long time. That's mostly due to the fact that I have been on a cliche band of just reading smutty romances, insta-love romance, etc. But with that being said, my love for this story is pure. To me, this was such a comfort romance that made me take my time to thoroughly appreciate and enjoy. And both Rosie with Lucas together, know how to make that ideal romance couple that as a reader makes you just instantly swoon over them. He crossed his arms over his chest and the cotton of his shirt stretched. Goddammit. “I said many things, if I’m being honest.”I heard it was a great party,” he said. And it felt like a physical blow to my chest. “Too bad I missed it.” I don't wanna be the one to call out the author on that. But it all felt a bit too personal. Like Elena Armas was talking about her own struggles. It did drag on and felt like a narrative of her personal complaints. Sorry not sorry, but this is constructive criticism. You told me you wanted to give his best friend his happily ever after.” “Yes.” “You mentioned that this time around the story would be a little more… lighthearted. That it would be about him battling modern life and adjusting to how things have changed in the wilderness that is dating nowadays.” “Yes, I suppose I said that.” “So,” Lina said very slowly, so much that the two-letter word dragged for a few seconds. him telling her that she was safe with him the day after they met because she was falling asleep on the couch next to him and he was worried that she wasn’t comfortable enough to fall asleep. And a huge thanks to my best friend Ty. For helping me write this because I had no idea how to write a good enough review for this amazing book.