Told from a dual POV the novel follows Genevieve Raymond overachiever, people pleaser, and a workaholic. After her success with opening a new hotel in Panama she’s in dire need of a vacation that shortly after turns into a baecation. Finding herself attracted to her sexy driver Adrian Nicolas he offers her the opportunity to stay at his family’s hometown hostel during her vacation. But upon arrival they’re informed no rooms are available forcing Gen to stay with Adrian for those two weeks. 

This is a good steamy beach read. I initially started reading the book along with audio thinking it would add to my reading experience. But I was disappointed with the narrator for Adrian. His voice did not do it for me actually almost made me stop reading the book. Hate to say it but if you want to enjoy it don’t listen to the audio lol. 

Being forced into close proximity both MC’s have no choice but to acknowledge their growing attraction for each other. It was giving how Gen got her groove back until their feelings got in the mix. Is two weeks really long enough to fall head over heels for someone? Maybe not but Gen and Adrian had this undeniable chemistry and an intimate connection that made them realize there’s a thin line between passion and responsibility. Not wanting their time in paradise to end both are left wondering if this two week fling has what it takes to make it to forever.

Overall, the book was pretty good. Readers can expect themes surrounding fate, desire, self-discovery, personal growth, career, family dynamics, and the challenges of navigating long distance relationships. The characters felt realistic and likable but Gen’s mom not so much. The author also didn’t  hold back in the romantic scenes and I loved the representation we’re given throughout the book. If you’re looking for a steamy romance you found it. Special thanks to the author @HarlequinPublicityTeam @HarlequinBooks for my advanced copy‼️