There was good character development, the main focus was on the romance, there was enough build-up with everything, and I loved the ending. I did enjoy all of the tangents and the turns thrown in the novel! I wish there had been a bit more time dedicated to the side plots than describing Aaron’s ocean-blue eyes–you can play a drinking game with this phrase! But then again if Aaron was in front of me I’d probably be the same way so🤷🏻‍♀️. Some of the plot lines were either conveniently solved or never addressed again. There’s a lot put into this novel as well (and there should be for nearly 500 pages of reading!). It makes some sense at the end, but I felt like Catalina should have addressed her own role in it more. I honestly didn’t really understand the issue between the two main characters to make them hate each other. Catalina is very much in her own head and can come off as immature.

The beginning of the book is something to get through. It took me about 2 days to finish it because once you get to the 20-25% range it takes off with the plot and you can’t put it down!!

It’s a slow burn romance with enemies-to-lovers, workplace relationships, one bed situations, and so much more. Perhaps Aaron is perfect for her Spanish love deception. Add on the pressures of work and the gooey feeling Catalina has with Aaron’s ocean-blue eyes on her, maybe they could do it. There’s no way that they could pretend in front of her family that they’re a couple. When her work nemesis, Aaron Blackford, offers himself up as an option for her date, she instantly rejects it. She can’t show up at home in Spain alone. Her sister is getting married incredibly soon and her ex, you know the one that everyone knows and feels bad for her about, is the best man and he just got engaged. The Spanish Love Deception Synopsis: Catalina Martin is in an emergency.

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