After resisting it for such a long time, I've decided to give the audiobooks a chance. My main fear was that I wouldn't be able to concentrate, my mind would wonder and I'd have to re-listen multiple times. That's why I've chosen an easy, fun book to debut with - and that was a right choice, because I had a great experience, all 11 hours of it. It's interesting how some lines became funnier, sassier and simply more alive after being read aloud. But there definitely were phrases that were ment to exist only in the written form and hearing them out loud turned them into something cringey.
To the book itself - not the best, but quite a decent one. I liked the characters, the development of their relationship and simply loooved their quarrels. Also I appreciate author showing that even as an adult with a full-time job you can still follow your passions and dreams outside of it (like writing racy romances).
Unfortunately, there where some downsides for me in this book. Of course, the traumatic backstory for both of the characters couldn't be missing, because without that, apparently, they would be less interesting or not as deep? The other thing - I would be horrified if my family, the whole town even, was meddling in my relationship as much as everyone was invested in theirs. It's portrayed as something cute, but it kinda feels like an invasion of privacy, or maybe I'm just too introverted to see the magic of it.
Overall would recommend, especially as a nice summer read (or listen).