Shopping per un miliardario 2: Il primo appuntamento

It’s such a bold way to start a romance, but I wonder if moments like that really set the tone for the humor throughout the book. Did it make anyone else laugh out loud or feel uncomfortable?

Julia Kent’s wit keeps things light, but there’s also real chemistry between the characters. Do you think the humor enhances the romance or sometimes distracts from it?

It’s a unique backdrop that leads to some hilarious scenarios. I’m curious whether this setting was inspired by personal experience or just a fun idea to create chaos.