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A review by sofia_bookishwanderess
The Boyfriend Candidate by Ashley Winstead
3.0
*3.5 stars*
I really liked both characters in this book, I found them very compelling and the writing was also really good. I appreciated that it highlighted some of the issues teachers and school administrations face when it comes to funds. Overall, this was a fast read and it was engaging enough. But there needed to be more moments between the main characters and also more chemistry for me to be completely invested in their relationship. The miscommunication between them got a bit frustrating towards the end. While I actually enjoy romances that also deal with politics, there were points when the political speeches and policy talks were a bit too much.
Merged review:
*3.5 stars*
I really liked both characters in this book, I found them very compelling and the writing was also really good. I appreciated that it highlighted some of the issues teachers and school administrations face when it comes to funds. Overall, this was a fast read and it was engaging enough. But there needed to be more moments between the main characters and also more chemistry for me to be completely invested in their relationship. The miscommunication between them got a bit frustrating towards the end. While I actually enjoy romances that also deal with politics, there were points when the political speeches and policy talks were a bit too much.
I really liked both characters in this book, I found them very compelling and the writing was also really good. I appreciated that it highlighted some of the issues teachers and school administrations face when it comes to funds. Overall, this was a fast read and it was engaging enough. But there needed to be more moments between the main characters and also more chemistry for me to be completely invested in their relationship. The miscommunication between them got a bit frustrating towards the end. While I actually enjoy romances that also deal with politics, there were points when the political speeches and policy talks were a bit too much.
Merged review:
*3.5 stars*
I really liked both characters in this book, I found them very compelling and the writing was also really good. I appreciated that it highlighted some of the issues teachers and school administrations face when it comes to funds. Overall, this was a fast read and it was engaging enough. But there needed to be more moments between the main characters and also more chemistry for me to be completely invested in their relationship. The miscommunication between them got a bit frustrating towards the end. While I actually enjoy romances that also deal with politics, there were points when the political speeches and policy talks were a bit too much.