He helped Ama everytime he could, made sacrifices for her, and did everything he could to keep her with him. I'll be real honest i didn't liked her a bit maybe i liked how she was so passionate about her work but other than that i couldn't bring myself to like her at all. Sparks fly, hearts get entangled, memories resurface and they are at the beginning again, falling in love all over. i dont want to delve more into details about this book because it was a plaisant surprise to dive into it only knowing that it was a sort of romcom with a wedding planner trying to work closely with her florist, ex-boyfriend.

So now I'm trying to empty out all my old images from my 'planned' feed, that way I won't shuffle another photo to the back forever. She didn't had a backbone or something and had shit tons of issues which she kept shutting off rather than dealing with them and in this process hurting people who didn't deserved it. i went into this book with zero expectations and literally on page 10 i told my best friend on facetime "this is five stars, mark my words.An enjoyable read revolving around Ama who, despite being a wedding planner doesn't want to commit in a relationship. I thought Ama and Elliot had great chemistry in the flashback scenes, it was a bit harder to see in the present day ones. The "Wedding Planner meets Bed of Roses" storyline is also alluring and captivating enough to make you root for the entire execution!

Between school breaks, vacations, and of course wedding season, summer is often equated with romance. They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant adverts on other sites. Add in a meddling ex-boss, and a reality TV film crew documenting every step of the wedding prep, and Ama and Elliot's hearts are not only in jeopardy again, but this time, their livelihoods are too. I would have appreciated more development of the side characters, but the main focus was the two leads. These cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site.Ama is the owner of her own planning business, and this new job is a huge break and I loved that part of her story was this weird dynamic with her old boss who once gave her *her* big break. At first, I thought of giving the book three stars, but in the second half, the pacing picked up, the sparks started flying, and the emotions were all over the place. I wonder if she’ll look up The Language of Flowers and figure out I just told her, You are immature and I resent you. Now they’re working on an event that could make or break both of their careers—except neither of them has gotten over what happened two years ago.

This also had grumpy meets sunshine and a bit of hate to love trope—both perfectly blended together.So let that be a sign that I’m series when I say not to read this book thinking it’s anything it’s marketed to be.