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Christina Lauren
ISBN 9780349417592
Rs. 960
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The Unhoneymooners
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy contemporary romance with humor and tropical settings
Olive Torres, perpetually unlucky, finds herself on an all-expenses-paid Hawaiian honeymoon with her nemesis, Ethan Thomas, after their respective siblings' wedding party gets severe food poisoning. Forced to pretend they are loving newlyweds for the duration of the trip, their carefully maintained animosity begins to waver under the tropical sun, leading to unexpected feelings and complications.Why You Should Read? Experience a captivating enemies-to-lovers trope in a stunning setting. Enjoy a humorous fake-dating premise with witty banter and romantic tension. Discover a lighthearted contemporary romance that explores luck, perception, and unexpected connections. Perfect for readers seeking a feel-good escape with engaging characters and a tropical backdrop.
Highlights
- Enemies-to-lovers romance set in Hawaii
- Fake-dating premise with witty banter
- Explores themes of luck and perception
- Lighthearted contemporary romance
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Questions about this book
What is the main plot of the book?
Olive Torres, who considers herself unlucky, ends up on a Hawaiian honeymoon with her nemesis Ethan Thomas after their siblings' wedding party gets food poisoning. They pretend to be newlyweds for the trip, and their animosity starts to fade.
Who are the authors?
The book is written by Christina Lauren, the pen name for the writing duo Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings.
What genre is this book?
It is a contemporary romance novel, categorized as fiction.
Is the setting important to the story?
Yes, the tropical Hawaiian setting is a key element, providing a backdrop for the characters' interactions and the development of their relationship.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores themes of luck, perception, and unexpected connections, along with the classic enemies-to-lovers and fake-dating tropes.