I enjoyed reading The Ex Talk by Rachel Lynn Solomon a lot. This is the first time I think I described a word right. Kilig is a feeling you get when your crush does something to you or for you that makes you melt and freeze at the same time-and automatically makes you smile. Kilig is a Filipino word that means, according to Google Translate, romantic excitement. This is the first time again I got kilig by reading a book! Since this is a romantic comedy novel, I think you already have an idea where this is going. She gets to host a show but she has to work with so-obsessed-with-his-master-degree-in-journalism Dominic Yun. She works as a producer but what she really wants is to host.įinally, her big break comes. The Ex Talk by Rachel Lynn Solomon is about 29-year old Shay Goldstein who works in a radio station ever since. After months of daydreaming of having The Ex Talk by Rachel Lynn Solomon, I finally got a copy! One of CNN and PopSugar's Best Books of January Their spiky dynamic is an instant hit, and soon 'The Ex Talk' is climbing the charts.īut when Shay and Dominic start to fall for each other, is this the start of something amazing. Each armed with their own disastrous relationship stories, Shay and Dominic are the perfect co-hosts - even if it does come with a little tension.
When the station needs a new concept, Shay proposes 'The Ex Talk', where two exes give relationship advice live on air. But lately she's been clashing with her new colleague, Dominic Yun - who's fresh off a journalism course and convinced he knows everything about radio. Shay Goldstein has worked at her Seattle radio station for nearly a decade. 'This was steamy! And funny and feminist' 5* Reader Review 'A very funny book' New York Times Book Review just such a fun romantic story of enemies to lovers' 5* Reader Review
The Ex Talk just crashed its way onto my forever-rec pile' CHRISTINA LAUREN, author of The Unhoneymooners 'A glimmering, sharp, and delightfully feminist rom com.
THE FUNNY AND SEXY ENEMIES-TO-LOVERS TIKTOK SENSATION
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