Book Review For "The Paradise Problem"

A fun read!

The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren is a fun quintessential romantic comedy. If you're looking for a fast read, something quick that doesn't take up too much bandwidth, or a good laugh this book is for you.

Anna Green is a down-on-your-luck artist who is just scraping by while trying to help her dad with his medical bills. Liam "West" Weston is a Stanford Professor whose family owns one of the largest grocery store chains in the United States.

In college, while Liam was estranged from his family he married Anna to qualify for family housing. Barely knowing each other or spending much time together they made good roommates and when it was over Liam handled all of the paperwork and Anna promised him she would read it over which she never did.

What Anna doesn't know is that they were never actually divorced and after being married for five years Liam's trust would be triggered. To convince his family the marriage is legit Liam seeks out Anna to go to a remote island for ten days for his sister's wedding. Anna agrees to the scheme and they are on their way.

Will the pair be able to pull off the story of their marriage? Or will the entire family find out and they will lose everything? And will the sparks fly between Anna and Liam on this trip?

The rom-com written by Christina Lauren is told between two perspectives Anna and Liam. This is interesting since most romance stories are just told from the women's perspective.

The reader feels like they are on the island with the characters and can imagine the arrogance and money dripping from the Weston Family as you meet the cast of characters that are the Weston's. While the book is all fun and love there is a dark side with the Weston Family fighting over family politics and money and the manipulation and trauma Ray Weston has put his children through over the years.

You will find yourself falling in love with both Anna and Liam during this book and rooting for them to look past the money and games of Liam's family to make the best life choices for themselves.

The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren is an easy read you will enjoy!