While his actions aren’t excusable, it allows his character to undergo a lot of growth throughout the novel. At first, I found Peter very unlikable from his early interactions with Maria and his unwillingness to back her up in order to suit his own needs. In romance book, it annoys me when the male characters are “too perfect” with their words and actions. Additionally, I enjoyed Peter as a male lead character. I appreciated that Maria has a bright, extroverted, optimistic, and confident personality which made her stand out from other characters in the same genre.

I enjoyed that Maria always stayed true to herself and would not compromise her morals just to move forward in Hollywood. One aspect of Ship Wrecked which I enjoyed were the two main characters, Maria and Peter.

Unfortunately, I had many similar issues with Ship Wrecked, the third installment of the series. Additionally, I typically find many scenes and conversations to be repetitive, which stops the story from moving forward. Often, I find the books in this series to not be well-paced, which causes the story to drag. While I typically enjoy the characters which Olivia Dade writes, I am not a huge fan of her writing style. Overall, I haven’t been a huge fan of the Spoiler Alert series. Throughout the years of filming, Maria and Peter develop feelings for each other, but question a relationship due to their pasts. This book focuses on Maria and Peter, two cast members who play love interests and must film together on a remote island after a hookup. Ship Wrecked by Olivia Dade is the third book in the Spoiler Alert series, which follows various cast members of a popular fantasy television show throughout the filming of the series.

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