Sigh. I love loved loved this book. It's been a while since I've read a romance that had me smiling almost the whole time, and I just devoured this. Cecily is a podcast producer who is of course a workaholic, and her boss enlists her to host a show where an influencer-turned-relationship-coach sets her up on twenty dates. Shenanigans ensue, as they always do, and it's all so much fun.

Cecily is such a likable protagonist - incredibly loyal, really good at her job, no bullshit, confused about many things - and being in her head felt like talking to a friend. The love story is super sweet, funny, and relatable, and I love when a book explores the protagonist's personal growth outside their love life (this book is very good at it). This book also really highlighted the tension that a lot of single people feel - how much effort should I put into it? How specific should I be what I'm looking for? Where do I even find someone?  The questions are exhausting, and I appreciated the way this book had Cecily work through all of these things. Above all else, this was just such an enjoyable read!
 
Thank you to NetGalley and Random House Publishing Group - Ballantine for an advanced reader's copy in exchange for an honest review!