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 Well, hot damn. I was a bit worried about Boomerang because I've never read a New Adult book before and I was afraid that this novel would resort to the cliches that this genre is known for. I would've never read this book if it hadn't been for the fact that Veronica Rossi co-authored this one, but I'm so glad that I did because Boomerang is a fun, sexy wild ride that I absolutely loved. Boomerang is beyond enjoyable and if Boomerang is anything like other NA titles, I just might have a new favorite genre. 
 What happens when two strangers wake up together and find out that they're co-workers? Mia and Ethan work at Boomerang, an online dating site, where co-workers aren't allowed to date and so, they just try to pass off their relationship as an one night stand. The problem is that this couple is clearly attracted to each other and are competing against each other for a highly esteemed position at Boomerang. Both Ethan and Mia need this job, but will their relationship sacrifice their chances at Boomerang? 
 Boomerang is one of the best romances I've read in years and I loved the relationship dynamic between Mia and Ethan. Though forbidden romances are extremely prevalent in literature, Noelle August managed to keep this romance fresh and sexy. I loved every scene in which our two lovebirds interacted and seeing their love flourish, despite the massive stakes, was so incredible to me and I rooted for this couple from the start. Though both characters needed this job, I put aside all rationale because I didn't want the position at Boomerang to ruin and alleviate their relationship. 
 All of the characters in Boomerang are extremely realistically portrayed and each character was multilayered. August not only perfectly developed the main characters -- who I love so much, but also the secondary characters who are an interesting motley of characters. Though Mia and Ethan are competing for a job, much of the struggle occurs between our couple and Cookie, one of the workers at Boomerang. Cookie is a malicious, calculating woman and she was a well-written foil and antagonist. I would love to learn more about Adam Westwood, the brilliant creator of Boomerang and I hope that August furthers the importance of his character in book two. 
 Boomerang reads like a finely tuned rom-com and this book is incredibly sweet that I was constantly smiling while reading. This book made my day with its adorable romance and pitch perfect dialogue and banter that made me laugh multiple times. Reading Boomerang is just such a treat and this is a wonderful, romantic start to a new series that I will definitely continue. Boomerang is a must-read for those who are looking for a romance novel and are in need of a pick-me-up.