So... I have something against false advertisment and always feel robbed, so here is why: the tittle talks about a meet cute, there's no meet cute here, that's basically a meet f*ck. It's advertised as a rom-com, and I'm sorry but there's definitely no com(edy) in this rom-com. Also there's barely any rom(ance) in this rom-com as well.

This book hasn't done anything to me. It wasn't funny at all, I'm still looking for anything fun that could have put the com to the romcom ad. The romance felt out of nowhere, because outside of sex and the whole "I've been a fan of you since years", Bee and Nolan has no chemistry and not a single moment where they actually get to really know each others outside of their problems, so the "I love you" felt waaaay out of nowhere and too weird to be real.

Also, as an asexual person, I don't mind steamy scene but really if there's no emotional connection between the characters it's just a moment I wanted to skip and that's what I did. A lot. Because there's a lot of scenes. Basically they're only doing that when they're together. And it was boring and tiring. And too long.

So yeah, read the book if you want spicy stuff and all dirty talk and dirty minds and everything. Don't read the book if you actually want a MEET CUTE rom-com during winter/christmas season (which is what I wanted).
The 1 star is for the positivity around sex workers and everything even if it could have been handled better around fatphobia and the bipolar disorder issue.