aARC Review: First Comes Like by Alisha Rai

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Romance

Love at First

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Book Info

  • Released Date: Feb 16th

  • Publication: Avon

  • Pages: 432

  • Format: eBook


“Who doesn’t love reading about fake romance stories?”
— Abigail Books Addiction

I knew something was fishy when Jia never got a response back from her admirer/crush via the internet. And I was right because Jia comforted her so-called crush but he had no idea what was going on. She was indeed catfish. Totally sucks as hell but it definitely gave her the opportunity to know Dev more.

I don't know how I feel about Dev. Like I want to like him but something is holding me back. I don't know if it's his personality or his interactions. Don't know what it was but I really could not connect to him as a character especially since Jia was growing attached to him.

Their relationship was cute. It needs more spark between them. Jia needs to let go especially if she wants a relationship. She is too struck in her family ways that it's holding her back. I understand family values but sometimes it's about you more in the long run.

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