I'm off to see if the library has the next one in the series. I really enjoyed it, and I have Hollis to thank for that. Who could resist a guy who understands the horror of pantyhose? Tristan is a known rake but Joan is completely unmoved by his charms. I really love the whole enemies-to-lovers trope. So, their relationship is a series of funny little squabbles. Many people could hide out from the rain under there. This is not a good look on her, as pointed out by Tristan when he tells her that she looks like an umbrella.Ī LOT of room under those dresses. Instead of bad poly-blend pantsuits, our Joan wears huge frilly dresses with giant feathers in her hat. The thing they do have in common, though, is the terrible fashion sense. Maybe she's an ancestor of accounting Joan. Wait, was the crushed up oxy supposed to be a deterrent? That shit costs a lot of money on the streets.īut, alas, our Joan is a spinster (Okay, no difference there), and lives in Victorian Times. Listen, Joan, this job makes me stressed, okay? Besides, you have expressly forbade me from eating out of the tupperware in the breakroom fridge anymore. I have to admit that when I picture a girl named Joan, I think of a chain-smoker who works in accounting and wants to know why you think you can put your massage & lunch bill on your expense account.
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