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I Love You Subject To The Following Conditions Analysis

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If you are looking for a steamy romantic comedy than Erin Lyon's I Love You Subject to the Following Terms and Conditions may be just the book that you're looking for! Taking place in a world where people sign contracts when they enter romantic relationships, and if you breach your contract before it ends you have to pay up.

I Love You Subject to the Following Terms and Conditions follows Kate whose life is suddenly turned upside down when her long-time partner decides not to renew their contract. What ensues is a variety of romantic misadventures and a sort of (but not really) love triangle (or square?). All of which makes for a light and extremely fluffy read that is entertaining as long as you don't take a lot of the shallowness exhibited

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