Reviewed by kimbacaffeinate on
First Date: Our dates begin when Clara, an unemployed publicist discovers something in a storage unit and fumbles the return of said information, leading the intended recipient, sexy British actor, Caspian Tiddleswich, to believe Clara is trying to blackmail him. When a photo appears them, everyone assumes the secretive Tiddleswich has a girlfriend. The two enter a twisted arrangement built off a stack of misconceptions. I loved the whole setup, Clara’s BFF and the initial interactions between Clara and Caspian.
Second Date: Chemistry, snark and attitudes have me feeling hot and cold. Clara is a hoot, particularly with her habit of naming inanimate objects. She even talks to them; much like I talk to my coffee. We could be BFFs. Family and friends added moments of laughter. Clara’s mother and the whole lunch scene was hilarious. Clara and Caspian open up and we gain some understanding into Tiddleswich and just when things heat up, someone dowses the flames.
Third Date: Feels, confessions and character growth gave way to something deeper. The drama was dealt with in an adult like way and I was pleased with the way it slowly unfolded. I also loved the thread regarding Clara’s employment that ran throughout the story. We went on several interviews and Heacock touched on some relevant issues when it comes to employment. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer
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