I think the beginning of the story was set up well to introduce the main plot points. I thought the first chapter gave Rosie a clear voice in the story and captured her personality. One aspect of The American Roommate Experiment which I enjoyed was the first quarter of the book. Unfortunately for me, The American Roommate Experiment contained many of the problems which I had with The Spanish Love Deception. There were several aspects of that book which I did not enjoy, including the cringeworthy scenes and dialogue. I read the first book in this series, The Spanish Love Deception, when it was released. That being said, I was still on the fence. This book appeared to contain some tropes which I typically enjoy, such as the close proximity trope. When I first read the synopsis of The American Roommate Experiment, I was immediately interested. If you prefer to read books in a companion series in order, I would check out the first book in the series prior to reading The American Roommate Experiment. The two main characters of The Spanish Love Deception do play a role in the second half of this book. The American Roommate Experiment is the second book in The Spanish Love Deception companion series.

Not only do Rosie and Lucas agree to share the space, but Lucas also promises to take Rosie on four fake dates in order to inspire her latest novel. However, her friend’s charming cousin, Lucas, is also staying in the apartment. When an accident makes her apartment uninhabitable, she decides to stay at her friend’s place until construction finishes.

The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas follows Rosie Graham, an ex-engineer turned romance author, who is struggling to write her next bestseller. A few variables needed to change in order to make The American Roommate Experiment successful.

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