The Breakup Vacation
By: Anna Gracia
The summer before senior year of college has arrived, and Grace has been anticipating an important trip to Los Angeles with her boyfriend, Josh. But when he unexpectedly dumps her, she’s left with nothing but a broken heart and an empty schedule.
Her best friends Tiff and Camille quickly come to her rescue by taking her on a post-break-up beach vacation in Cancun, hoping it will help her start to move on. Too bad neither of them knows that Josh will be there, too, along with his possibly-new girlfriend.
Grace is determined to win Josh back at all costs. But when she keeps crossing paths with Daniel, a gorgeous soccer player from Hawaii, she starts to rethink her plan. Daniel is everything Josh isn’t—easygoing, unpretentious, unselfish in bed—and he gets what it’s like to be biracial, too. Grace can’t help but wonder if it’s possible for your entire life to change in just one wild week in this boisterous and witty celebration of friendship, forgiveness, and falling in love.
My Take:
I was very lucky and won an ARC of The Breakup Vacation on Goodreads. First off, this book is hilarious. I found myself laughing so hard at the girls banter. I seriously need to get some friends like this. The writing is very witty and the descriptions made me feel like I was right along with them in Cancun. Daniel is sexy AF and sex is HOT. I was rooting for him the entire way. I highly recommend this book if you are looking for a fun, sexy, witty, beach read that leaves you with a giant smile on your face.
Preorder links:
Available March 5, 2024
about the author:
Anna Gracia was born and raised in Minnesota, where she survived on Dairy Queen blizzards and the joy of fall colors—neither of which exist in San Francisco where she now lives. She is the author of the YA novels Misdirection of Fault Lines and the highly acclaimed Boys I Know—which was both an American Booksellers Association Indies Introduce and Indie Next pick—as well as the adult novel The Breakup Vacation. Her books have been featured in The New York Times, Paste, Seventeen, and more. You can find her advocating for public schools, or at anna-gracia.com.
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