A review by bryiennefaye
The Fine Print by Lauren Asher

4.0

This book really made me realize that I have an unhealthy obsession with cold and mean fictional men.

The grumpy/sunshine—with a little bit of I hate everyone but you—trope this book has is everything. The banters? Those devoured me. Dual POVs? An absolute chef's kiss. And a slow-burn enemies to lovers romance? I'm a sucker for that.

Aside from the book dedication, which I absolutely love, the characters really had me so engrossed the whole time I was reading. I really love how complex their personality is, especially Zahra, who's such a ray of sunshine but actually has something behind her demeanor. I know it's toxic, but I also loved Rowan's one-step-forward-two-steps-back personality because it really made the book more interesting. His backstory also made my eyes misty and made me understand how he became a misunderstood villain in the story. But on another note, where can you find a man who will watch the 17 film adaptations of Pride and Prejudice just for you? *whispers* Because I want one too.

I love this book so much it's kind of embarrassing how it made me grin the whole time.