Maybe Later

I really liked the book. It is an unconventional office romance which I absolutely liked. I loved that they had different personalities online and offline. It gave the story a lot of substance. I loved Em's witty attitude and Jack's " I am in love with this woman and she's gonna be my endgame". This book made me laugh and curse at the same time. I really recommend this book for those who are looking for office romance, grumpy x sunshine tropes.

Not my typical interest and definitely not a format I generally care for. However, I've got to admit I really enjoyed the entire book, so much so, that I am writing my first ever book review. I fell in love with the characters, the unconventional format, and finished the entire book in one setting. It was well worth the time and I will be reading other books by this author. Thanks for thinking outside of the box!

Maybe Later is an absolutely charming romance. It's witty, fun, emotional, and completely engaging from start to finish. It's the story of two people who don't trust easily and both are pretending to be someone else. The truth of them lies somewhere in the middle of what they show to the world and what they give to each other under the anonymity provided by email and text messaging. From the beginning, I was sure I knew exactly where this one was going, where the relationship angst would come from, but the author took me completely by surprise and went in a different direction. It's a slow-burn romance, but the pacing doesn't feel slow at all. At the same time, nothing feels rushed or forced, and the timing is about as perfect as it gets. The characters are interesting and lovable, the banter is witty and often hilarious, and the romance is heartfelt and sexy. This may be my first read by this author, but it certainly won't be my last. This was my review of Maybe Later when I read the ebook, and it all holds true after listening to the audio - well, except for the whole thing about being my first read by Claudia Burgoa. I've read several since then, and she remains one of my favorites. The narration is done in dual POV by Sebastian York and Grace Grant, and they are every bit as fantastic as I expected. The dual POV narration works perfectly with the emails and texts between the characters - it could've been rather confusing otherwise, especially with the fast pace of the story. In my opinion, the narration takes an already loved story to the next level.