Terms and Conditions: The TikTok sensation! Meet the Dreamland Billionaires...

Tropes/Key Points:✨Office Romance (Boss/Assistant)✨POC FMC✨Marriage of Convenience✨Planned Pregnancy (Epilogue Only)✨GrumpyxSunshine✨Billionaire Romance✨Dual POV✨Positive Representation of Medical Conditions (Asthma/Dyslexia)✨Slow BurnSpice 🌶️🌶️🌶️Blurb:Declan is the oldest of the Kane brothers and he feel his task to obtain his inheritance is the hardest. As a man who wants nothing to do with women, his grandfather ordered him to marry and have a child if he ever wanted to see the CEO position. The problem is that he has no interest in women, so he has his assistant find a suitable match and set up a contract with them. Except on the day that he was to announce his engagement, he blows up the agreement and the chosen woman leaves.Imagine his surprise when his assistant, Iris, volunteers for the spot as his wife. It was meant to be the perfect solution. I marry her for three years, she gets pregnant in vitro and then we separate and go on with our lives. At least until she changes the rules of the contract and make it where he has to be apart of the child’s life. This slight deviation causes a domino affect and the fake relationship starts to become real.Iris came up with the plan to be his wife in a spur of the moment decision. It was rushed but thought out. Marry Declan, have a baby and go separate ways. They even set clear rules that defined the relationship, making it clear that feelings were never meant to be apart of it. These rules were meant to protect them, but Declan became tempting and wanted to take it further. Falling in love was never meant to be an option…. So why does it feel like the relationship isn’t fake anymore?Review:This is a sequel in the Dreamland series and it’s just as good as the first. I don’t know which brother I like better, but I still have one more book to go! I think that I like this book a little more than first, mostly because of the slight miscommunication trope that was present in book one with the two person love triangle that was going on. I am also a sucker for marriage of convenience.I do have to say that while pregnancy was talked about and referenced, I do like that it wasn’t apart of the main storyline. They held off on it and didn’t go rushing in which was nice. I’m not against pregnancy in books, but I don’t want it to be the entire story either.I loved the way that Iris held her own against a domineering personality that Declan has. It was nice seeing her be able to fight back and not cower against him, something I think that he is used to in life which might be a main point of attraction on his part.Having the couple from the first book pop in was great too. I loved that the author didn’t just shove them aside and allows us to see glimpses of their life and how they interact with others. I also love that Iris is the best friend of Cal, the middle brother and MMC in the third book. It was interesting seeing their dynamic play out along with the romance for Declan and Iris. It did a great job of further setting up Cal’s character for when you move into the next book which was great planning by the author.I really don’t have anything much negative to say about this story. I mean it did feel a bit repetitive in terms of the overall theme and plot but most romances are that way. There’s only so many ways you can be fully unique in books.

When Declan’s billionaire grandfather passed away he gave each of his grandsons a task they must complete for the theme park Dreamland in order to earn their inheritance. Grumpy and brooding Declan needs to marry and have a baby to earn his inheritance. When him and his secretary have a deal for him to pay her a huge lump sum and then get married Declan has no idea what he is getting himself into . He has no idea how much Iris can change his outlook on life and live .This was a cute book. This is a grumpy sunshine, fake dating, marriage of convenience, brothers best friend, friends to lovers and so many other tropes. This book has some good tension and banter along with some funny moments. This book is about Declan and Iris and their adventure to finding love, happiness and healing from old wounds of past relationships.

When one thinks of an assistant, one might think of jack of all trades when it comes to the business world. After all, they often have to tackle just about any challenge that is thrown at them. But does MARRIAGE fall into that as well?!?! What else is a world class assistant supposed to do when after all of her hard work of finding a suitable bride for her ridiculously picky boss falls apart and he is fiancé-less in the moment he MUST have a future bride in order to get closer to the CEO position/inheritance left by his grandfather? When it’s clearly your job to help fix those problems, you step in and fix it the best possible way, with yourself. Luckily, Iris has had a few years to get used to her boss and has absolutely NO problems going head-to-head with her boss to ensure her voice is heard during their arguments. What follows is an amazing story about two people, both with their own battles, and both who need to learn to not only trust each other with their hearts, but themselves enough to let go of their pasts that prevent them from embracing their futures. Get ready to laugh out loud and cheer on these characters as they grow and fall in love even though they try everything in their power to prevent it.This story made me not only laugh out loud A LOT, but stop and think REFLECTIVELY about my own past. I rarely have read a story like this in which I connected to each of the main characters so much. I LOVED so many aspects of this book and am truly worried that this review won’t do it justice. From giving us a main character with a learning disability (I see the trend you’re setting Ms. Asher and I am HERE FOR IT!) and showing us that a cactus can prove a person is a true softy inside, this book is a full 5 stars. Terms and Conditions would actually be a great book to read for a Book Club because it provides some FANTASTIC talking points and is truly that good!!! These characters were very well written and their arcs were fantastic. Comparing this to the first book is difficult because it truly is apples to oranges; they both clearly belong to the same fruit basket, but are completely unique. I did find the growth of the father, to be a bit backwards. He seemed to be beginning his own redemption journey at the end of the first book, but then took 20 steps backwards in this one. Don’t get me wrong, it made for some FANTASTIC scenes in the book (that punch though!!), it’s more just a thought. Maybe discuss it at your own book club! Lol

If you like slow burn romance, you’ll like the story. However, nothing really happens- it’s 400 pages of two characters avoiding feelings to abruptly accepting feelings then a final conflict that felt forced. The FL is only 23/24 and acts like it tbh. I prefer romances with less of an age gap or at least an older FL. If I would have known this story was about a 23/24 year old girl with a 36 year old man before I was already 10-15 chapters in- I’d have gone with something else tbh. The ML was not attractive to me just due to how rude and immature he acted for his age. Men (even fictional ones) who lack emotional control/intelligence are just ick. Excellent writing which made the story readable for sure!

Grumpy sunshine, forced marriage, strong FMC. So many good things about this book! My big sappy self was ugly crying.