GALLERY The Paradise Problem

It's a pretty good plot, loved the slow build up of tension between the leads, and the location was *chef's kiss*. Anyone looking for a romancey beach read won't go wrong with this.

The Paradise Problem is a solid, feel-good romantic escape with enough character growth and real-world tension to keep it grounded. It's especially great for fans of Emily Henry, Abby Jimenez, or Tessa Bailey. It doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it delivers exactly what it promises—with charm, tension, and heart. ➡️ Recommended for romance readers looking for an entertaining, heartfelt, and easy-to-love story.

Excelente, fazia tempo que não lia um livro tão bom da Christina Lauren. Envolvente, com personagens carismáticos, a história vai se desenrolando de tal maneira que vc não consegue largar o livro, simplesmente precisa ir até o final. Muito bom mesmo

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 Stars The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren is an absolute delight from start to finish. The story is engaging, creative, and flows effortlessly—there are no unnecessary fillers, just a smooth, captivating narrative that keeps you turning the pages. I especially loved how the intimate scenes are written—tasteful, well-crafted, and never cheap or overdone. That balance adds depth to the story and makes the characters feel real and relatable. It’s rare to find romance novels that combine emotional connection with fun, steamy moments so seamlessly, and Christina Lauren does it beautifully. These authors are truly masters of their craft. Every book they write is a must-read, and The Paradise Problem is no exception. Their creativity, wit, and attention to detail make their stories unforgettable. If you enjoy romance that’s smart, entertaining, and deeply satisfying, you don’t want to miss anything by Christina Lauren. I can’t wait to read more of their work—each book feels like a gift for fans of contemporary romance!

After reading the « Josh and Hazel’s guide no to dating », there is unfortunately nothing that Christina Lauren could write that could compare to. At least for now, and I really hope it will change… I really went hopeful with this one but it was in my opinion disappointing. The story was a bit superficial in its essence to begin with and it reflected on the building attraction between both main characters. I was bored for numerous lengths and it took me a bit of effort to finish the book. The book seemed like a manifesto against rich people behaviors more than a romance that is supposed to take you in another dimension. I didn’t have a good time. Sorry !