Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating

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I know there has to be some sort of problem or conflict keeping the two from getting together that is typical in the contemporary romance genre, but I wish Josh and Hazel would’ve admitted that they should date earlier.

Yes, she had her insecurities but she was also fiercely confident in herself and enviably comfortable in her own skin.Although they have absolute polar opposite personalities, they become best friends, both knowing their relationship will never go any further. But this book does have a lot of steamy scenes, so trigger and content warnings for sexual content, talk of past death of a loved one, cheating (off-screen and not main characters), and a homophobic slur.

I’m Crazy Hazie and he’s Awesome Josh (hangover prevents me from finding something that rhymes with Josh) and nothing– I mean nothing— scares me more than the idea of us dating and him deciding that I’m too wild, too weird, too chaotic. His relationship with Umma was sweet, and I loved how he really embraced the Korean traditions—such as how his parents would move in with him once they got older. Now it takes place years later when she is an elementary school teacher, and he is a physical therapist, and they randomly cross paths once again. im not quite sure i like where it headed, and it didnt really feel necessary to josh and hazels story.It’s so much pressure for me to have to choose my favorite, but I’ll admit tha t Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating is definitely a new favorite Christina Lauren read of mine! when they were sharing the bed and woke up from their simultaneous sex dreams (Hazel was actually orgasming from hers SOS) ? The two are thrown together and, strangely, their opposing personalities seem to complement each other and a friendship evolves.