Tag: DNF

I picked this up from my library as a light-hearted, contemporary romance story I could listen to in audiobook format while doing chores around the house. Sadly, it was a DNF for me. The main character was too naïve, clueless, and melodramatic for me to get interested in her. And the idea that the two characters thought they were in love (rather than just infatuated) having only spent a holiday together in which they refused to share personal details about themselves? I stuck with it long enough to see them get back home and start to learn about each other’s real lives and everyday personalities, and it all just felt so unreal and ridiculous that I couldn’t continue.