She was everything he never knew he needed. He was everything she avoided.
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It’s not the first time I’ve been called a stalker.
I can’t blame Andrew Christiansen for thinking I am since we keep crossing paths, especially when I pop up in the most unexpected of places—his office. We’re opposites in every way. Not the kind that attract.
I’ve been called a ray of sunshine. He’s been called a grumpy workaholic that needs an attitude adjustment. By me.
Somehow, we become friends, the teasing, flirting, and kissing kind. But this thing blooming between us threatens to turn this relationship from friends-to-lovers into a full-blown office romance.
That’s the least of my worries because one or two, little, okay big, secrets I’ve been keeping may turn him from the one I want into the one I can’t have.
New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, S.L. Scott, writes character driven, heart-racing suspense, and swoony romances that will leave you glued to the page. With stories ranging from witty beach reads to heart wrenching and heart healing, her stories are highly regarded as emotional, relatable, and captivating.
Her books are more than escapes for the voracious readers of today. They are journeys of the heart that always come with a happily ever after reward at the end.
"It's not the first time I've been called a stalker..."
Delightful, comforting, and an easy read, The One I Want is gorgeous inside and out. If you're looking for a light, feel-good read, look no further. If you read Never Got Over You, you'll be pleasantly surprised to meet up with some familiar characters. Cookie Christianson is mother-in-law goals, and Rascal the papillon might have ultimately been my favorite character. *I can't help it, I just love cute pups!*
Color me shocked when we finally get a suit and tie male lead who ISN'T an alphahole. Andrew Christianson is a dedicated son, hard worker at the family business, and not really looking for the distraction of love. Juniper "Juni" Jacobs is a free spirit who is sometimes considered a stalker when she walks in the same direction as another person. Together, they are opposites attracting in the most delicious way possible. I won't spoil the story for you, but The One I Want contains a heart full of gold and a tender romance that is sure to make you swoon.
*Many thanks to Wildfire Marketing for my review copy.
It takes me forever to finish this book. With another fresh round of lockdown. So I am going to write a short review of The One I Want.
Miss Scott done a good job on creating fun, alive, sweet and sassy banter. The character developed together while understanding more of their conversation. And that is about it that grabs my attention.
I suppose this is my first book by this author and I have never read any reviews about either of her books nor have I come across it...
So, this "friends-to-lovers" story is warm, sweet, sexy (certain parts *wink*) and heart-felt rom-com mix with lovable characters...
YET for me, it felt utterly BORING while reading it. :/ *shrugs)
I don't know how else to put it, I couldn't get the pacing right, it dragged the hell out of pages and I honestly had to put it aside a couple of times...
Now, I am not an expert BUT I truly do believe in my gut and my heart that ROM-COMs usually feel light and are funny which is not the case here, unfortunately...
All the words put in the story sound right on paper YET they leave me yawning...
summary: they keep meeting each other, then they find out he's her new boss AND her new neighbor! they become friends, and she helps him complete a list his mom gave him.
i don't have a lot to say, this was good. the romance was sweet, the plot was ok. this book didn't WOW me, but I still had fun :)
Meant to be and they were! Such a cute, sweet and sizzling romance. I loved most all the characters and Rascal, too. I even enjoyed the botanical gems. Lots of wonderful and entertainingly wit and banter. Altogether, this one was a treasure to read.
This was really cute! There was something missing for me the whole way through, but I loved the meet cute and the adorable feel of this office romance. I love a good strangers to lovers connection, and that's what we've got here; these two meet in the most unexpected of ways, and it forces our workaholic hero to open up his eyes to the possibility of more. After a series of run-ins, they become friends and then lovers, falling even though they're both commitment-phobic. I can't quite put my finger on what I didn't love, but it did feel a little slow to me. There were small things that bugged me along the way, but no major roadblocks to enjoying this light and sexy romance.
The story follows Andrew, the CEO of a family business and a workaholic. Andrew is not the typical alpha hero; while he could be considered something of a player, he's really just a good guy who is married to his job. When a sexy stranger comes into his life, she makes an impression. Neither Andrew nor Juni is interested in a relationship, so they decide to become friends - despite their obvious attraction to each other. But as Juni becomes a part of Andrew's life, the lines start to blur and their friendship becomes more. Small secrets start to feel bigger, and they threaten to derail everything.
This has some great banter and a low angst, sexy tone that really worked for me. I liked both characters and they definitely had chemistry. The initial meet cute was a lot of fun, and this had tons of potential. I just think maybe the transition from strangers to friends took too long, and I partially disconnected from the story during that time. A few things rubbed me the wrong way, and I never quite got my love of the story back. But I think that the vast majority of this was good; had the first half been stronger, I probably would've liked it quite a bit. It's still a cute, swoony story, and many readers are likely to enjoy it. I received an early copy and am voluntarily leaving a review of this office romance.
Do you believe in destiny? Do you believe in fate? Do you believe that if you just wait it out the right people will show up at just the right time? Do you believe that people can change their ways and long held beliefs? These are just some of the burning questions in the tale of Andrew and Juni. Add a little Rascal to the mix and you have yourself such a heart tugger of a book. Andrew, the CEO of a multi billionaire business, handsome, bred to be just what he is. I seriously think it’s in his DNA. I wouldn’t be surprised if he was born in a suit and tie. Here’s the twist...he is truly a nice guy. He’s a little uptight and consumed with being there for the business and his family. He goes along with some of his mother’s little absurdities to appease her. He is a good son. Enter Juni. Juni is a little off the wall, has her own beaten path she follows and definitely does her own thing (or does she?). She’s a natural beauty and has her own style. There’s so much more than meets the eye with this one. These two have an adorable “meet cute” with a little Rascal....and so it begins. I don’t do spoilers. That’s what the blurb is for and it’s not fair to either you or the author. Read the book to get the total story and full enjoyment. What I will say is if you’ve read the first book in this series, you’ll be happy to know we meet up with some of our favorite characters from it and from other books as well. If not don’t worry it won’t inhibit your enjoyment. There are also many new and just as interesting characters. Although, I loved Juni most of the time. I have to admit there were those moments she annoyed me. However, that being said, as you dive deeper into the story so much is explained. You become more understanding. Too, don’t we all think we know what’s best for us depending on our past and life experience. Opening up and letting go of past beliefs is hard at the best of moments. Have to admit Andrew just melted my heart throughout the whole book. Your emotional meter will be moving in all directions in the best of ways. You may end up questioning your own long held beliefs. This is a swoon book and I did fall in love with some of the neighbors. Sometimes we can really learn something if we listen to our elders. I read this book in one sitting. There were just things I had to find out. There was just one area where I would’ve liked a little more vengeance, but hey that’s just me ( insert sinister laugh)! Seriously, this book will have you possibly rethinking a few things. It’s literally a breath of fresh air. Plus you will learn things you never knew that make you go huh! I love when I learn about things I never knew. Mostly, this book will melt your heart and put a smile on your face. I can’t wait to see where this author goes next.
I really enjoyed The One I Want. This book has a lovely storyline, which I found easy to read.
I absolutely loved getting to know both Andrew and Juni. I loved their initial meeting; their interactions and witnessing their story unfold. Juni is an incredible person. She is very well liked in her community and I could totally understand why. There is so much about her that I will be thinking about for quite some time – not only the effects that her upbringing have had on her but also her fabulous personality and how she makes a huge difference to everyone she meets.
Andrew is a typical CEO – married to his work and putting business before pleasure. I loved watching his journey throughout the story. I loved the banter between him and Juni, and I found that during many of the scenes when Drew and Juni are together, I read them with a smile on my face. Their relationship isn’t all plain sailing as they both have issues that they need to work through before they have any chance of a future together, and I loved how the author showed them addressing these issues. I won’t spoil it for you and say whether it does work out for them in the end, you’ll have to read the story and discover this for yourself.
The One I Want is a story filled with love, fantastic banter, friendships, hurt, forgiveness, family and healing. I loved it, and I am certain you will too. I adore Andrew and Juni but I can’t not mention the supporting characters that added to the story perfectly. Everyone needs Gil in their life, and I've noticed that Nick and Natalie already have had their own story released which I am now looking forward to reading. I did enjoy seeing Nick and Andrew together too. My only niggle is that I found I wanted Juni and Andrew’s friendship to progress a little sooner than it did in the story.
This is a book that I feel is perfect to pick up and read over a long and lazy weekend… just as I have done.
This book made me so happy! I was kind of expecting a little more angst and drama so I’m really happy that there wasn’t much. It was just a sweet story about an overworked man who needs to find the right woman to help him settle down. It took a few chapters for me to realize that some of the characters from this story overlap other books so I’m definitely interested in reading up on the other couples.
With today being Mother's Day I found this to be the perfect read as the power of a mother's love fuels the changes businessman Andrew Christiansen undergoes once he meets the bubbly Juni. From the very start readers will find themselves captivated by this pair and their differences that make them oh so perfect together. From witty banter, to warm and intimate moments, this tale will charm you and keep you up late watching these two work through their issues in a mature and satisfying journey.
Readers have heard of Andrew before as his brother found love in the previous story in this loosely connected series of books. At first glance Andrew seems like the typical CEO, dedicated to the family business to the exclusion of his own desires. He's a workaholic, a bit stuffy, and a bit buttoned-up. Beyond this exterior though is a truly good man, a kind man who's a very good soon. He's a successful man, but his mother knows he's capable of being something more and gives him a list of tasks that will change his life irrevocably while endearing him to readers throughout his journey.
The first task on his list unexpectedly introduces him to Juni, a pretty and quirky young woman, an independent soul who's a bit bruised and guarded from a painful past. She's a breath of fresh air to Andrew though, pushing him to fully embrace life beyond work and it's the beginning of a beautiful friendship that morphs into more. Juni's a likable character, one beloved by all, and reading the scenes between her and Andrew brought a smile to my face.
This was a heartwarming read, one of personal growth and being more than what you thought you were destined to be. The connection between Andrew and Juni was sweet, virtually angst-free, with humorous and feel good interactions. Surrounding this appealing main couple was a cast of equally delightful secondary characters who were a strong support to this pair every step of the way. In Juni's corner there's Mrs. Hendricks and Mr. Clark, just two people whose words of wisdom help guide her. Andrew's brother Nick is a big support too as is their mother and the familial bond between them warm my heart. Add in Rascal's antics and you end up with an all-around fun and flirty tale, one that slowly evolves through a romance full of heart and soul....along with bits of humor. S.L. Scott has once again captured reader's hearts and minds in a delightful journey that has me greatly anticipating where we'll be taken next!
Swoon-fest! Wow! I absolutely loved Andrew and Juni’s story. The One I Want was a sweet, sexy, funny, and entertaining romance. S.L. Scott wove a tale that gave me so many feels. I love it when an author can transport me into the setting of the book and that's exactly what Scott did.
There was something so deliciously addicting about Andrew and Juni’s chemistry. Even though their relationship moved at warp speed, something in the way that their banter sparked, in the playfully affectionate way they connected just worked for me. I couldn't get enough of it. These completely adorable moments between Andrew and Juni were some of my favorite moments of the whole book. The feelings develop pretty fast and furious, but there were some pretty emotional moments that helped fuel the fire. The chemistry between them melted my heart but their love story pulled at my heartstrings. S.L. Scott did a fantastic job of getting us inside both Andrew and Juni’s heads in a way that felt organic and natural to the story. I ached for them. My heart raced for them. They were simply a delight to read.
The One I Want was just the type of feel-good romance I enjoy reading. It had flawed but believable characters who needed to do some serious soul searching about where their lives were headed. S.L. Scott is the master of swoon-worthy romance and I will luxuriate in her sweet spot for as long as she keeps churning these books out. Sexy, sweet, and super satisfying - this was another delightful, romantic escape from S.L. Scott.
The One I Want is a cute, sweet RomCom. It has a fun meet cute or rather several fun meet cutes!
“I’m not defensive. I’m offended. You just called me a stalker.” “My bad.” “You’re bad, all right.” She angles her chin up, and adds, “You can go about your day now.”
Juni and Andrew have immediate chemistry but neither one of them is ready to acknowledge it at first. They try to be just friends and coworkers, but things heat up and sparks fly!
“... souls find each other through the chaos of the universe. Drawn together. That we don’t just have soul mates in this life, but souls we connect with on a different level.”
There are great supporting characters especially Cookie, Andrew’s mom and of course Rascal. This story is fun, sweet with plenty of heart and heat. -4 Stars-
Andrew and Juni are a delightful read. A fun, light heated romance full of all the feels, instant chemistry and a beautiful love story. I literally cheered for Drew and Juni all the way through. The change in Andrew to Drew and the distinctive difference between the CEO and Ice Cream Drew are startling, in a good way. That someone full of joy, love, light and a beautiful soul like Juni can captivate and change Andrew for the better is why I read romance. The power of love to change or enhance someone for the better, that love can bring out the best in you, to be the best version of yourself for your partner, that’s Juni and Drew. Conquering your past demons to see the light, to make memories with the love of your life, is the goal.
S.L. Scott writes my kinda love stories ♥️ Their chemistry was off the charts, their meet cute was fantastic and unique, and this light hearted romance was a breeze to devour. I’m loving these Christensen men!
The One I Want is a fun and delightful read from author S.L. Scott.
The One I Want follows the story of Andrew and Juni. If ever there was a couple that fate was trying to bring together, it was these two. Andrew and Juni kept running into one another in the most unexpected places. They are complete opposites, but you know how the saying goes, opposites attract in the most delicious ways…
I had the best time getting swept up in Andrew and Juni’s story. I was captivated from the very first page and couldn’t get enough of their banter and chance encounters. Juni was absolutely loveable. She’s got a bright and fun personality that just pulls people to her. When it comes to Andrew, she is just what the doctor ordered. If there’s anyone that can turn this grumpy workaholics around, it’s Juni! Together, these two are a total breath of fresh air. I fell hard, fast, and in the end, I couldn’t get enough.
The One I Want is smartly written, captivating, and will make you swoon. I loved the characters and their story. I loved the banter and chemistry between Andrew and Juni. I loved how opposite these two were and their journey to a happily ever after. Andrew and Juni’s story made me laugh, swoon, and in the end, it left a huge smile on my face.
*I was provided an ARC copy of this book, in exchange for an honest review*
I enjoyed this book. It's full of feels and Andrew and Juni are basically perfect for each other. They help each other in ways they both need and meet in the cutest way. Fate definitely played a part. The ending was perfect and I loved seeing old characters. A definite must read!!
Whoa! This book ... swoon! With "The One I Want," Ms. Scott has once again managed to push exactly the right buttons of mine. Both protagonists are so special, just like their story. I. Love. Them! More than words can express. It made me laugh out loud many times, giggle constantly, and I'm sure those around me thought I was crazy because I had a grin on my face most of the time. But there were also moments when I had tears in my eyes. When things got so romantic that my heart ached. Or when bits and pieces of June's story were revealed .... I loved the secondary characters, especially Rascal, Gil and Mr. Clark. And it was so nice to meet Nathalie and Nick again .... This book made my shortlist as one of the best books of 2021. It's another must-read, another page-turner from this author.
Andrew is the CEO of his family’s billionaire dollar business and he is a workaholic. And contrary to previous CEO billionaire alpha type hero’s he is actually a really nice, sweet considerate, sexy hot guy who is just married to his job. And even though he seemed a bit uptight to some I just think he needed that person to get him to take a risk… And when his mother gives him a list of things he needs to complete he meets Juni 😊
The total opposite of Andrew, a total ray of sunshine. She is content with her life and just embracing things as they come along, but things aren’t always what they seem on the outside. Inside she has her own pain to deal with ☹
Both of these characters have their own pasts to deal with, but I like that when they have issues with each other its not something that gets dragged on and on. They deal with these as they come along. You will definitely fall in love with these two characters from the start, especially Juniper. I started reading and couldn’t put it down until I finished the story. Two characters both searching for something and even though they both want to be the ‘not relationship’ type of people, so not the truth 😊 This is a funny, witty, unexpected quirky emotion filled story that I so recommend if you want a nice Sunday afternoon romantic read 😊♥
Meh. I just did not connect with the characters of Drew and Juni as much as I would have liked. They were fine, but I wasn’t invested. Plus there were a ton of times in the book that I was either confused by actions (Juni being mad at Drew for going to Seattle and wondering why he didn’t ask her to go when he very well did ask her?? - or why was Juni so weird about not telling Drew they lived in the same building? And then why was he so mad about it, but only for like 5 hours?? It was like whiplash). Many times the plot just seemed contrived and wasn’t consistent. But I did enjoy their relationship and the side characters, so 2.5 stars from me.
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Swoonnnn!! I loved loved Andrew (Drew) and Juniper (Juni) they were everything.. I loved their chemistry and everything about how crazy they were for each other!!
No but seriously, what the hell was this because this is not it.
I’m not going to lie it started off promising, we love a meet disaster or two. But oh boy did it go downhill quick.
The pacing of this book just DRAGGGGGGGGS on. Like I get it it’s supposed to be strangers to friends to lovers, but I barely get the friends out of this. Like they’re employee and boss. If anything it’s that. You would assume that since they work together AND YOU KNOW LIVE IN THE SAME BUILDING there would be some forced proximity, but alas that is not in the trope cards for this book.
You see, maybe it’s just me but like I do not for the life of me understand why she would keep the fact that they live in the same building from him. Not only that, but to manipulate Andrew by using Gil to help her ruse? Like leave that poor man alone, don’t bring him into your schemes. Juni says she kept it from him because he called her a stalker that first day when they met at the park and then happened to find themselves in the same coffee shop later that morning. YOU KNOW LIKE A JOKE, but girlie pop did not take it as such because the last time someone called her a stalker, she was ACTUALLY stalking them so of course she was offended.
Now that we got that annoying element out of the way, and of course Juni is fully in the wrong here because she did lie and manipulate Andrew and I understand that the lying was what made him mad, not the fact that they actually live in the same building. BUT TELL ME WHY buddy boy was the one begging for forgiveness for REACTING TO HER LYING TO HIM? Like girlie pop fully accepted his apology like she was not fully in the wrong here? And then never said “you know what, I am sorry too…”. She lied and manipulated and didn’t even accept the consequences. And then when he brought up that it’s not even her dog? COME. ON. NOW. What is this?
Their whole third act breakup lasted all of like maybe an hour or two? COME ON NOW. Here I was hoping that since it was happening before the last quarter of the book, shit was going to get interesting, but if you have the conflict and then resolve it that fast? WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THE CONFLICT IN THE FIRST PLACE?
I do wonder what the point of him studying her parents botany theorem to win a high school science fair “full circle” moment was for? Like I love Cookie I do but even that is too much.
Also you remember the cringe aspect I mentioned in the previous book Never Got Over You? Yeah I take it back because this takes the cake, and not in a good way. “I find a new appreciation for this CEO - Chief Erogenous Officer” NO. ABSOLUTELY NOT.
Speaking of my review for Nick’s book, my whole “I’m intrigued/excited for Andrew’s book” comment did not age well 😂
I made it to like 70% and then skimmed the rest.
Overall I should have quit when the FMC’s quirk was that she was a temp and has more money than sense.
I’ll say when both MCs are rich it kinda takes the fun out of a millionaire/billionaire romance.
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This was such a sweet, comforting book. From the heartwarming meet cute, along the line of the plot, to Drew and Juni finally accepting and embracing their Destiny, this book was beautifully written.
Drew was definitely driven and bordering on workaholic (ok, full on workaholic). But breaking the cicle from jerk CEOs, he was sweet, considerate, caring. He may be uptight, but he was open to taking more risks and enjoying himself, even if just a little step at a time. Juni, on the other hand, was this happy-go-lucky kind of girl, always content with life and embracing light, but at the same time she had this pain repressed inside of her that was even harder to aknowledge than Drew's strict ways.
It was so sweet and refreshing how they seemed to be opposites. He was hard on the outside, but all heart on the inside. She emanated light from where eyes could see, but she was so guarded and let little to no one in. There were times I couldn't even understand why she acted this or that way. But that Yin/Yang scenario they had going on inside and out was exactly what they needed.
They complemented each other in so many levels. They brought the best in the other, and it wasn't even without their realizing, which made everything even more beautiful. Both of them could see the changes in themselves, they admited it was in big part because of one another, and they embraced it all. They embraced the uncertain, they embraced the light and the warmth, they embraced the risks they were willling to take now that they knew each other, acknowledging it would most likely not happen if it wasn't for the other.
This is the kind of story that can make your heart feel lighter and more hopeful. I can attest mine is.
Juni and Andrew are--I don’t want to use the word perfect here, but honestly I don’t have a better description. So, Juni and Andrew are perfect! There I said it! And when I say perfect I mean they are both unique and well-crafted flawed characters who I was absolutely in love with. And their meet-cute might be one of my all time favorites.
Juni is a free spirit who can’t be tied down and Andrew is a workaholic with a singular focus, and they are two forces of nature that were simply meant to be on the same collision course like a cold and warm front meet and it produces a revitalizing rain. They balance eachother out so well and I loved to see the push and pull of their relationship and the ways that they push each other to expand how they see things.
I love it when I’m reading a book and I think I know exactly what I’m getting into and it turns out to have it’s own winding and wonderful path through the story, and this friends to lovers romance does exactly that. The cast of characters that populate the story alongside Juni and Andrew are brilliant, the residents of their apartment building are colorful and wonderful. And I would be happy to adopt Rascal myself! And lest I not mention that Cookie Christensen is just an absolute gem. (And if you’ve read Never Got Over You then you’ll be pleased to see some familiar faces back.)
I can’t recommend this book enough, it was hard to put down, because I was so swept up in the world with these two. They’re one of those couples that you can’t help rooting for and it’s definitely one of those books I’ll come back and read again it is an absolute swoonfest.
Andrew Christiansen is the CEO of Christiansen Wealth Management, a billion dollar company with offices in New York, Los Angeles and Seattle. Although home is Los Angeles, he is in the New York office, with its growth potential, to expand the business and prove to his father that he is worthy of his title. He's married to his work and, to his mother's chagrin, doesn't care one iota about a personal life. Cookie Christiansen wants nothing more than to see her sons happy and healthy. Before leaving Los Angeles, she made Andrew pinky swear that he would follow all the tasks on the list she gave him. After two weeks of stalling, he reads #1: "Lie in the grass in the nearest park at 9:17 on a sunny weekday." That leads him to meet a smelly dog, who got free, and the stunning woman who used to be attached to the leash! Juniper Jacobs is a botanist like her parents, but works for a temp agency and takes the jobs they offer her. She has a sad backstory of an early life without her parents, world-renowned botanists, who continually traveled for research. They were killed in an airplane crash and Juni went to live with her grandmother. She made friends with the other residents, especially Gil, the doorman/father figure/friend. She's surprised to see that Andrew lives in her building, but she doesn't say anything to him because he's already teased her that she must be a stalker, since they seem to run into each other practically every day. When personal and professional paths cross, their friendship becomes so much more. This compelling story is a reminder that love isn't just a physical attraction, but the knitting together of the heartstrings. And about that list. Is it a happy accident or New Age fate (with a helping hand by Cookie Christiansen) that brought them together? Whatever it was, their stars aligned perfectly.
This was and easy and lovely story. Andrew and Juni were so cute and I loved their scenes. Andrew was the typical workaholic married to his job but all changed when he met Juni. She was always a free spirit, sweet and caring and exactly what Andrew needed to realize he had to loosen up and have a life outside of work. Their paths crossed and neither could deny the chemistry between them.
They started as friends but destiny had other plans for them, both had some issues to solve but being together helped them understand what they needed to do in order to have a fulfilling life. June helped Andrew realize he could relax and do other things besides work and he helped her understand she was not alone and that people wanted to be there for her.
I loved their relationship, they couldn’t keep their hands to each other and their scenes just talking and being together were the best. At the end they both got what they wanted, especially life choices they did thinking on their own needs.
What a beautifully romantic story this is. Ms Scott has created two really lovely characters in Andrew and Juni.
Juni is the free spirit to Andrew’s organised life and he is the steady cheerleader that she needs to finally pursue her happiness and let love in. Their road to love is peppered with witty banter, quirky conversations and family advice.... all of which made this story even richer in its content.
The message that Ms Scott very clearly delivers is one of holding on to happiness, grabbing life with both hands and welcoming the best people in. If you want a fun, low angst heartwarming escape with a little bit of fate and destiny thrown in, then I would definitely recommend this 😊
The One I Want by SL Scott was a feel good story with a meet cute theme. Andrew is the CEO of a company, a bit uptight and not happy about moving from the west coast to the east coast. Juni is a free spirit, a breath of free air and what Andrew aka Drew didn’t know he was missing. The two are thrown together by destiny, a chance encounter and a series of coincidences. They are complete opposites but fit so well together. They were such a fun pair to get to know and see their relationship progress from strangers to friends to an office romance to lovers. The characters had great banter, were well developed and very fun to read. Fall in love with the quirky Juni and Drew in this meet cute romance!
The One I Want by SL Scott was such a delightful and fun read with great characters. I just loved Andrew and Juniper so much and they were such opposites. Andrew is very dedicated to his job and on the serious side. Juniper is fun, independent and a bit quirky. I loved watching Andrew and Juniper together and interacting. They shared some witty banter and chemistry. Their journey was sweet and charming, and I devoured it. This story was on the lighter side and the perfect read to get lost in.
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This story just made me so happy! I absolutely adored everything about it and I am delighted at this very moment! Andrew and Juni couldn’t be more opposite if they try but there is something so beautiful between them. I adore Andrew so much, especially the way he is with his mom..I mean, that says a lot about a man! I am positively giddy and swooning and generally very happy! This is the perfect book for a pick me up and to make anyone happy!