The Name Drop

This is a book for young adults, but I read it because I read a review saying that it would be interesting for adults, too. It was definitely written for young adults, and the premise of two young people switching identities for a summer internship was a good plot line. But I doubt many adults would enjoy the book that much, and I also felt the author kept talking about the family issues each main character had as a bit too repetitive.

Seoulmates was such a good book. This one was okay. Wasn’t feeling any chemistry between the leads.

Gave me all the kdrama vibes. ♥️

This story is the perfect switcharoo, the two main characters share the same Korean name, so when Jessica gets to ride first class and have a private chauffeur and Elijah gets crammed into economy, and stuffed in a hot bus, they realize there has been a mixup. When they meet to clear the air, they decide to make the most of their summers, and not correct anyone. We watch as they start to fall in love with each other and their romance is so wholesome. This story has all the romantic kdrama vibes, while being a short read. Perfect for the beach, or if your like me, perfect to read while snuggled up on the couch.