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I can always rely on Meghan Quinn to provide a humorous story with terrific characters and some great feels.
I loved Bram. He is such an entertaining mix of arrogance and goofiness. He is unapologetic for his cockiness, and he displayed it with so much humor, I couldn't hate him for it. And his interactions with his two friends, Rath and Rouke, are so funny.
Bram has had feelings for his best friends sister, Julia, since college. He asked her for a date then and was shot down for various reason. Now is his chance. He comes up with this crazy scheme to show Julia that he is not the same guy. His strategy almost goes sideways, but he manages to bring it around by showing Julia his true heart.
Julia is a bit harder to warm up to. She is very focused on her career and appears a bit too linear at first. However, you see that she is not used to leading with her heart as opposed to her head. Julia doesn't think Bram is seriously interested until he lays a kiss on her. Then she is convinced they won't work because of their match results.
(Honestly, the color test sounded pretty cool and I wanted to see where I would be placed).
Bram's determination that Julia is his one, (and his obsession with milkshakes and tube socks) and Julia's willingness to let her walls down and really see Bram (and her tolerance of his shenanigans!) make for another great romance from Meghan Quinn.
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