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Novel • Fiction
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RomanceDreamland • Contemporary
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Disability•
Fathers2016
Bloom Books
Adult
18+ years
The Fine Print by Lauren Asher follows Rowan, the youngest of the Kane brothers, as he and Zahra Gulian navigate a romantic journey from enemies to lovers while working together at Dreamland amusement park. The novel also traces Rowan’s self-discovery as he fulfills his grandfather's challenge to improve the park, aiming to secure his share of the inheritance and safeguard the family company from his father. The book includes descriptions of physical and emotional abuse, alcohol addiction, and brief mentions of suicidal ideation.
Romantic
Humorous
Emotional
Inspirational
Playful
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The Fine Print by Lauren Asher blends romance and business intrigue, appealing with its well-crafted lead characters and engaging narrative. Readers appreciate the chemistry between protagonists and the detailed depiction of their growth. Criticisms include a predictable plot and occasional pacing issues. Overall, it's a satisfying read for romance enthusiasts.
Readers who enjoyed The Hating Game by Sally Thorne or The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang will be captivated by The Fine Print by Lauren Asher. Ideal for fans of contemporary romance featuring complex characters and witty banter, it offers a delightful mix of emotional depth and romantic tension.
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Rowan's romantic interest and the novel’s secondary protagonist, who works at Dreamland and dreams of becoming a Creator despite past betrayals.
Rowan’s older brother, who is protective yet harsh with him as he navigates the family’s tumultuous past.
Another one of Rowan’s brothers, who shares a strong but distant bond with Rowan and Declan due to their abusive father.
The brothers’ father and primary antagonist who is emotionally abusive, leaving a lasting impact on Rowan.
Zahra’s supportive and loving immigrant parents, who embody American culture and provide background support for Zahra.
Zahra’s sister with Down syndrome, who befriends Rowan and helps him grow, contributing to his relationship with Zahra.
Zahra’s roommate and confidante, whose encouragement leads Zahra to pursue her dreams of becoming a Creator.
448
Novel • Fiction
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RomanceDreamland • Contemporary
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Disability•
Fathers2016
Bloom Books
Adult
18+ years
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