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Rosie and the Dreamboat (The Improbable Meet-Cute collection)

by Sally Thorne

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Valentines silliness. 2024 read. ( )
  bookczuk | Mar 23, 2024 |
4 star belly chuckle review. I absolutely adored the unrealistic romance that had me chuckling the whole way through. I think the story would have been even better if it didn’t have to have a rushed ending. I would read it again if it were made into a full story. ( )
  mybookloveobsession | Mar 12, 2024 |
This is a nice story, light-hearted and cute. It's sweet and funny and a nice escape. ( )
  AngelaJMaher | Mar 12, 2024 |
Rosie and the Dreamboat is the third book in The Improbable Meet-Cute and sorry, but it’s my least favourite so far. That’s most likely due to the different style – it’s literally the meet-cute without follow through or much background on the characters. It’s also quite a bit shorter than the previous two in the series which probably doesn’t help the former.

The story takes place at a day spa, where Rosie has taken her perfect sister for pampering. Her sister is a bit self-centred/selfish and Rosie feels that she has not achieved much in comparison. Much of the story takes place in a flotation tank and if you don’t like enclosed spaces, this is not the read for you. It’s cheesy at times (particularly the dialogue), but it is definitely an improbable meet cute!

Overall, it’s a very light hearted, quick read.

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  birdsam0610 | Feb 24, 2024 |
Surprise but this was another new author for me. I have to say though this story was absoultely not it for me. I did not like anything about this one. It immediately started giving off vibes of things that just drive me crazy and I have to say it didn't get any better. The whole dynamic between Rosie and the fireman could have been cute but it felt like he was talking to a child a lot of the time. I just felt like the dialogue was off. It was a very cliche story and honestly if it hadn't been a super short one I don't think I would have even finished it. It was just over the top corny to be fair. ( )
  BookReviewsbyTaylor | Feb 23, 2024 |
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