Float Plan by Trish Doller
I thought the concept was great! Despite the circumstances of the trip, there was something romantic and freeing about this idea of just getting on your boat and sailing away to see the world. But that clearly came with its own set of issues. I thought Doller did a good job of balancing those two aspects. The descriptions of their destinations were vivid, as were the trials Anna and Keane faced navigating the sea and each other as two total strangers stuck on a boat together. But it lacked a certain emotion? I didn't connect to Anna's personal journey of grief or how she was piecing herself back together, although I certainly rooted for her. Even the romance, which had plenty of cute moments and made me swoon for Keane, also felt a bit lacking especially with the "conflict" towards the end and how it was resolved.
I did like the book though, particularly for the travel aspects, and I do see this as a promising start of more adult books from this author.
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pub 3/2/21 by St. Martin's Griffin
Adult - Contemporary Romance
Received e-ARC from pub for review
Adult - Contemporary Romance
Received e-ARC from pub for review
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We definitely had very similar feels about Float Plan! I thought it was a solid story overall, and I definitely enjoyed the travel aspect a ton. I would have liked to connect more with Anna though!
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