A book hangover is the feeling of lingering attachment to a book after finishing it. Symptoms may include an emotional attachment to the characters, difficulty starting a new book, or constantly thinking about the story. It’s also the feeling of being emotionally drained, disoriented, or mentally stuck after finishing a good read. It's like living in the world of the book for so long that returning to reality feels jarring.

Remember, it's normal to have reading slumps now and then. They happen to the best of us! Be patient with yourself and don't put too much pressure on getting back into the groove.

Usually, getting out of a reading slump is about finding what works best for you. Experiment with these tips and soon enough, you'll be back to enjoying the wonderful world of books. Just promise me you won’t be too hard on yourself.

In this book we get to know Cassidy Davies, and meet Marina Starkey. Marina gets fired, loses her apartment in the city and decides to return back her hometown, Never Harbor, for the summer, but she’s unaware that her family rental is currently rented by Cassidy. When she realises there’s no other option, she accepts Cassidy’s offer to move in with him and become roommates and they find themselves in a one-bed only situation…