This is a perfect book. A new favorite. Once you get past part 1, the story is beautiful. Even just in part 1, the world building is amazing and descriptive. I never once struggled to visualize any scene in this book and I so dearly wish for a movie to share this story with those who do not read. I will be insufferable in recommending this to anybody that will listen. If the description of this book doesn’t sound all that interesting to you, still pick this up. There’s so much more to this story than the reader will expect.

I picked this up as it sounded like a fun book with a lot of comedy and a little romance just to have something fun to read. I feel my biggest grudge with this book is the main character being a wildlife biologist student and speaking of the classes she has taken, as a zoology student (I know our classes are not that different) she most likely never would have taken classes over prehistoric floral and fauna for any reason that would’ve benefited her degree. That is the core of this character which just irked me the right way that I could not get behind her character. (I’m overreacting but I can’t get past it) Also small semi spoiler: I was NOT expecting there to be knotting in this and it threw me for a loop

This was really well written. If this book isn’t analyzed in English classes they’re missing out. There are so many beautiful metaphors and symbolism throughout this book that it’s just beautiful. I won’t say anything to spoil it but the story ends in a perfect way even if it’s not the way that the reader would wish for.

My guilty pleasure of this series continues. I love that the plot from the first book is picked back up in this one and gives good closure on some unanswered questions. I also enjoy the fmc’s story and pov. There’s really not much else to say other than this scratches the itch for a silly simple but cute romance.