The Roommate Situation: A Romantic Comedy (Only in Atlanta Book 1)

This is a beautiful swoon worthy, funny and real book on love and heart break and trust. It is written so flipping (pun totally intended) wonderfully. Honestly I was practically a puddle, a pile of mush, red faced, heart pounding, trying to focus my eyes being over powered by the amount of tension and love bleeding on to these pages. I feel a little dizzy 😂I've been sat in bed whispering 'wow' and 'oh my god' over and over at the whole book and the ending. I. I cried at the bloody ending is what I did, bloody fuzzy and warm. This books had me seeing the moment in my future with the love of my life and having a baby with the amount of toddler and baby cuteness it showed. Which leads me to the side characters:God the side characters. Are. Incredible. Beautiful. Hilarious. All of them. Love them. Adore them. Courtney. Aiden. Mia. Pete. LOVE THEM. I NEED NEED NEED A BOOK IN AIDEN AND COURTNEY PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE THERES JUST NO WAY THERE ISNT SOMETHING PLEASE I BEG I NEED MORE OF THESE CHARACTERS.Okay now on to the main characters, Jess and Conor. Hilarious both of them. Jess is relatable. And her feelings are so raw and real and I just wanted to give her a  it squishy hug. Conor is ugh I NEED a Conor. We all deserve a Conor. Respectable, beautiful soul, loving, charming but not in the dickish way. These are definitely new comfort characters and this is definitely my new comfort read!

The chemistry in this book- absolutely electrical! I love Jess. I just want to pick her up and cuddle her and drink dodgy pina coladas until she’s my best friend too!And where do I get me a room mate like Connor? Yes please!

I loved this book, it was such a sweet hug of a story. Conor was totally 😍😍 awesome, so supportive and kind.I loved the fact there was no huge drama, yes of course there were misunderstandings but these were dealt with in a really grown up and supportive way.I’m really looking forward to Aiden and Courtney’s book.

I really liked this book. I would love to get a 2nd part in Jess and Conor’s live story, like when their kid is born etc.

I loves the story line,it really did war my heart with Conner and Jesses story I love that we could see both points of view. Just amazing

Read it in 6 hours, couldn’t put it down! What a great book with such an amazing story line. Definitely recommend

Returning home to Atlanta might have taken Jess 850 miles in a car with dodgy AC and only her fern houseplant for company. But she knows that leaving New York is best for her despite now being homeless, jobless and friendless. Luckily she can always rely on her big brother Aiden – although he is out of town in LA, she manages to convince him to let her stay in his house but cuts him off before he can tell her some key information.Conor managed to gain a 10-minute heads up from Aiden before Jess came crashing into his world. As Aiden’s roommate he is happy to welcome Jess, however, he wasn’t ready for the immediate spark he felt – repeating that she is Aiden’s sister on a loop to keep himself from crossing any lines. Not that this stops him from finding out info from her brother and using it to his advantage – like her number to send flirty messages.Job hunting isn’t going well which means she won’t have any money to move out any time soon and with her old friends linked to her cheating ex (that she left in New York), she’s feeling a little out of things. Between Aiden’s next-door neighbour, Courtney and her new roommate Conor, Jess soon settles but is finding her attraction to Conor hard to deal with, Agreeing to help him stage one of the houses he is flipping, they embark on spending more time together, agreeing on dates – and falling in love? But what will Aiden think about all of this when he returns home?

It’s an okay book. Probably for teenagers. Definitely not for adults. It’s was sweet though but gawd, going through that entire childish story with all this vague promise of ‘chemistry’..it was such a let down to realise I’d reached the end ne with none of them going beyond a kiss. Aaargh! Who called this a Steamy Romance again?