I would definitely recommend this book to another person. I love Tessa Baileys writing and this book immediately got me with the opening! It was absolutely hilarious!

I started this book and didn’t finish it though because I got married this year and now the stress of planning my wedding is making it hard for me to even read a book or watch a movie with weddings or a marriage of convenience trope. It constantly reminds me of my own wedding.

This is just a me problem though. There’s nothing wrong with this book that I would criticize.

If it wasn’t for that I would be more excited to finish it and give it 5 stars. I’d rather not force myself to finish it and leave a negative review on goodreads or TikTok because I love Tessa Bailey too much to do that !

i’m just obsessed with tessa bailey and everything she writes. this is one of those books that i will buy repeatedly as gifts for friends because it’s a book i believe 99% of people would enjoy reading. it was funny, fast paced and emotional at points too. everything i wanted and expected from a tessa bailey book - and of course, the spice? DELICIOUS

Unfortunately Yours. My fellow readers. You guys, check the book out. I loved it. The writer did a good of keeping entertained. August and Natalie reminds me up kids on the playground playing dodgeball. It was battle of Will and battle of who wants it more. But the real battle was if the two would eventually be honest with their self and each other. The sensual chemistry and the sexual charge hormones bounced around these two like no other. I actually enjoyed reading a story that was funny and kinda of romantic. The plot was interesting. I give this book two snaps and a twist. Until next time my fellow readers. Read on! I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.

I loved this book so much more than the first one. While some of the dialogue was a little "cringy" for me, I loved the banter between Natalie and August. The spice was plentiful and *chef's kiss.* Definitely a fav of Tessa Bailey.

This was an average romance book, but it's Tessa Bailey and the marriage of convenience trope so I don't see how I wasn't going to like this. And it's a good thing I did!! This book didn't really stand out to me in any way, but that's not really what I'm looking for when I read romance, so I'm not entirely judgmental about the lack of individuality. And the spice was just excellent. What did we expect though, it's Tessa Bailey and she never disappoints.

Enemies to lovers is always a fun romance trope to get lost in.

Natalie needs to marry someone quick and August needs to find a way to save his vineyard. Though they don't get along at first, they know there is an immediate attraction and they need each other to get to their goals.

Fun and flirty. This romance goes down smoothly.

absolutely love love love! the first book was a hit or miss depending on who you ask but this book was incredible. easy 5 stars for the queen tessa bailey

I received this book for free for an honest unbiased review from Netgalley.

I wish more books were this well written. Characters were witty and the setting fantastic.

let me tell you, Tessa Bailey knows how to hook you from the start. The plot is full of unexpected twists and turns that keep you on your toes. From hilarious mishaps to steamy moments, each chapter had me eagerly flipping the pages, dying to know what would happen next. But what truly makes this book shine are the characters. Natalie is such a relatable and lovable protagonist. She's navigating through her vulnerabilities, trying to find herself and her strength. And August, oh my goodness, he's the swoon-worthy hero we all dream of. He's got this hidden depth that slowly unravels, and the banter and chemistry between him and Natalie? Off the charts! What I loved about "Unfortunately Yours" is how it strikes the perfect balance between humor and emotional depth. Tessa Bailey pulls off these complex characters who face real struggles, all while delivering laugh-out-loud moments and heartwarming scenes. The romance between Natalie and August is so palpable, it practically jumps off the pages.

I enjoy Tessa Bailey books, and while this wasn't my favorite, it was still cute. I enjoyed the premise and the marriage of convenience plot. What I didn't like was the miscommunication. That's a trope that drives me crazy in a romance book!! I would recommend the book if you enjoy Tessa's books and can get past the miscommunication

What a fun story, entertaining from start to finish. Thank you for my copy in exchange for a review.

I love Tessa Bailey and many of her previous books, but both the books in the "A Vine Mess" series were not my favorites. I found Natalie in this book to be annoying and unrealistic. The story was fine, but nothing special. I did enjoy August's character, but I wasn't necessarily swooning. I think I just know that Tessa Bailey can and has done better.

Tessa Bailey writes it, I read it.

Her chemistry is always next level, and she always finds amazing ways to incorporate classic tropes but make them new, fun, and enjoyable.

Loving the "A Vine Mess" series, the characters, and the setting. This book has both enemies to lovers and marriage of convenience, and I ate it up! 4/5 Stars.

[Ebook gifted by Avon Books & Netgalley - thank you! All opinions are my own.]

This one was cute, but I enjoyed the first one a bit better. It's steamy and the chemistry between the characters was off the charts. I liked the setting and the storyline and the wine. It was a little forced for me, the forced to get married part, but I do like a good enemies to lovers story and this one didn't disappoint.

This book was a massive step up from the previous one. I liked that by the time they got married neither needed it, but they were doing it to help the other. It was cute but ultimately fairly forgettable.

I really enjoy Tessa Bailey novels! It's like eating chocolate... addictive! This duology was cute and I would recommend it

Admittedly I struggled to get as into this book but I think it was more my life at the time then the actual book because once I came out of the cloud of depression I was able to quickly finish it finally. Overall I love how Tessa continues the story line of side characters into their own book and the character development in this while a slow burn was so good.

While I enjoyed the vulnerability and relatability of the characters, there were multiple parts of the book where I felt like the story was glossed over and other parts where there could have been a bit less detail. It was an enjoyable quick read but I’d recommend some of Tessa Bailey’s other books over this one.

I recently read Unfortunately Yours by Tessa Bailey, and I must say that it was a fun and entertaining read. The book follows Natalie Vos, who is desperate to finance her new business venture. However, the terms of her trust fund require her to get married before she can have access to the money. In a moment of desperation, she proposes to August Cates, a vineyard owner who doesn't know anything about wine-making.

The author has done an excellent job of creating a fast-paced and entertaining plot. The book is a perfect mix of romance and comedy, and the chemistry between Natalie and August is electric. The characters are well-developed, and their banter is both witty and hilarious. The book is a delightful read from start to finish.

One thing that stood out to me was the author's ability to create a sense of tension and anticipation throughout the book. The sexual tension between Natalie and August is palpable, and the reader can't help but root for them to get together. The book is also well-paced, and the tension keeps building until the very end.

Overall, Unfortunately Yours is a fun and entertaining read that will leave you feeling happy and satisfied. The author has created a delightful romance with a unique and engaging plot. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys romantic comedies, witty banter, and books that make you smile.

I love Tessa Bailey. The queen of fun rom-coms with a touch of real life in there. This one follows Natalie, a trust fund baby trying to secure her trust fund after a snafu in New York at her former job, and August, a former Navy Seal trying to get a winery off the ground with absolutely no experience to honor his battle's memory. Natalie finds out she cannot get her trust fund unless she's married and a scheme arises after August needs to secure a bank loan and Natalie has contacts he can use, so a marriage of convenience will help the two of them. Of course, they don't like each other...at all. Oh and there's an orange cat :)

I had so much fun reading this book and it also tugged at my heart strings a little too. Natalie has some family issues that have caused some pretty hefty insecurity. August has PTSD and is still grieving pretty heavily but trying to shoulder that all by himself. The friendship and romance that blossoms between the two was fantastic. And the spice was spicing, as per usual.