Vivian Wood ● Dear #47, You're the Worst (Seattle Havoc Hockey • Book 1)

Date Started : 7th November 2025

Date Finished : 11th November 2025

Tropes :

● Fake Fiancee                      ● Enemies to Lovers                        ● Image Rehab             

● Forced Proximity                ● Opposites Attract                         ● Found Family        

● Grumpy x Sunshine             ● Protective Streak                          ● Touch Her & Die       

● Secretly Soft Hero               ●Forbidden Workplace Overlap        ● He Hates Everyone But Her

My Review :

This is my first book that i have acquired of 'BookSirens' and it is also my first book by this author as well, so i am excited to see what her books is like, and if I will enjoy it while it is also a category that I wouldn't normally read. So all in all this is going to be exciting for me, I am going to be writing my review as I go along reading the book and making notes of my favourite parts and quotes.

We are following the one and only notorious enforcer Hunter Huxley; the grumpiest of grumps, who is an ice hockey player in need of a total image rebrand. A PR influencer is going to be that person who is going to make this happen, that is where we are introduced to Juliet Monroe who has known Hunter for as long as she can remember.

Juliet and Hunter enter into a fake engagement to try and save his reputation that he hasn't done so well to keep it clean, there is only problem about this fake relationship and that is will their love win over everything?

This book was really enjoyable, the story line is well written and the tropes that the book work and blend well together. The book was a fun, fast and addictive romance read that delivers not only humour to real you in but also some good tension.

The emotions through out this book were all spot on, the story had some unexpected love as well, but the love was pure and real. I found myself laughing through parts of this book, the banter kept me going and i really enjoyed reading their ever growing relationship.

Once again thank you to Vivian and BookSirens for giving me this opportunity to read this book.