It Started With A Sunset By Meg Easton
It Started with a Sunset by Meg Easton Series: Love Started Series Book #1
on October 14, 2021
Genres: Fiction / Romance / General
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For these two workplace opposites, attraction caught them by surprise.
Summer Graham’s life is just how she likes it—surrounded by people in both her personal life and in her work life as an admissions recruiter at a university. Want to go on an adventure? She’s your gal. Want a serious relationship? She can probably introduce you to someone who does, but it’s not her.
Brock McMillan spends his time striving for perfection, being a good older brother, and enjoying his job helping students get college scholarships. Oh, and disagreeing with Summer on pretty much everything that goes on in the office.
Not that it’s purposeful. Their ideas are just kind of like their office spaces—Brock’s is minimalist and logical (but Summer will tell you it’s where ideas go to die) and Summer’s is lively, fun, and creative (but Brock will tell you it’s chaotic).
They’re unwillingly teamed up to run Aquamoose Tracks together—the big overnight event put on by the Welcome Center at the university where they both work. And even though the event is literally all fun and games (and, okay, a healthy dose of info), neither of them thinks they’ll survive working together so closely.
And they definitely never expect to fall in love.
It Started With A Sunset by Meg Easton is book one in The Love Started Series. I struggled through this story. Two college admission employees fall in love and along the way, we, the readers learn about how to apply to college and pay for it. Way too much focus on the “how to’s” and not enough on building a more complex plot. Brock and Summer have worked together for 5 years. And suddenly they are attracted to each other when they are forced to work together? Summer is spontaneous and zany- but she comes across as an attention hog. Brock is a perfectionist who organizes everything in his life. Overall this was not my favorite read. It just fell flat. There’s really no villain and not much conflict. I did like the heroine Summer and her sunny attitude. But overall, not my favorite read this year.
