Misadventures of a City Girl has one of my favorite romance tropes - two strange people find themselves stranded together in a remote cabin due to bad weather or some other calamity. They get to know each other, have a lot of mind-blowing sex, and fall in love while unable to leave the house. For this reason I was very excited to get my hands on this book. 
 I quite liked Madison and Luke. They are both very interesting characters: Madison is a city girl, who has just divorced from a famous Hollywood actor, and Luke is a former Navy Seal, who struggles with civil life after his discharge and choses to live in isolation. They have such interesting backgrounds but I found them to be one-dimensional despite their potential. I wish there was more character development. Also I enjoyed the first part of the book a lot more than the second part. In the second part things started to happen very quickly and it felt very rushed and unsatisfying. 
 Misadventures of a City Girl is a quick, fun read with not a lot of depth. Overall I enjoyed this book but I wanted more character development and more even pacing. 
 *ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.