The Launch Date by Annabelle Slator

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book.The Launch Date is romance comedy genre. The story is about Grace, who gets offered a promotion to work on a dating app that she’s thrilled about, but she founds out she has to work with her rival, Eric, who she’s not keen on. I did like the characters Grace and Eric, and I felt liked I warmed to them straight a way. I did like Grace better because I thought I connecting with her better. It was nice to see both characters grow and develop through the story. I did enjoy reading the launch date and did make me giggle in places. The launch date is written elegantly and was refreshing to read something different that I know nothing about. The story is easy to get into and is an entertaining read 4 stars. Blurb Grace Hastings's dream job at the popular 'true love' dating app, Fate, has turned into a nightmare. Her boss is a leech, her career is stagnating, and her fiancĂ© has just brutally dumped her. Her hope for finding her own love story is waning, and she feels like a fraud for promoting a concept she no longer believes in. When the company's CEO offers her an opportunity to earn a big promotion, she resolves to fight her imposter syndrome to show she deserves a seat at the table. The opportunity? To launch a brand-new app focusing on IRL dating and genuine connection. The problem? She must develop and test drive a series of 'first dates' with the other person gunning for the job: notorious socialite playboy and Grace's biggest work rival, Eric Bancroft. During their disastrous hikes, dangerous cooking classes and steamy yoga sessions, they begin to realise their stark differences may just be surface level and Eric might just be the perfect person to challenge Grace's perceptions of love, dating culture and self-worth.

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