Love Unwritten

This book is well written even for an non native English reader, and the evolution of the protagonists is notable and relatable. The story is written from both points of view in the first person, which makes it easier for me to understand their inner motivations and thoughts. Ellie is the nanny of Rafaels son. She is sweet, caring, and romantic. After what happened to her, she's trying to live her best way even when that means to live in a grumpy dad's house. Rafael is grumpy, but everything why he's the way he is is relatable. The banter, the spice and the friendship is on top. Conclusion: A sweet love story . Book description: Rafael Ellie Sinclair is a hopeless romantic who writes love songs. Im a struggling workaholic who could inspire a hundred breakup albums. On paper, we have nothing in common except for my son. For eight months, I avoid her until our summer trip. Fourteen days. Two islands. And one nanny I shouldnt be attracted to. Spending time with Ellie is expected, but enjoying her company? That isnt part of our travel plans. After my divorce, I swore to protect my heart at all costs. Even if it means breaking hers in the process. Ellie Whats worse than working for a grumpy single dad? Admitting that I once had a secret crush on him in high school. Thankfully, Rafael Lopez and I have changed since we graduated from Wisteria High. He is a billionaire with a company to run and a child to take care of. Im an unemployed songwriter he hired to watch his son and teach music. We coexist without any issues until a vacation changes everything. Lines blur and old feelings for Rafael return with vengeance as I face a new dilemma. Being his sons nanny is one thing, but wishing for more? Sounds like a heartbreak song waiting to be written.