Wish You Were Here, by Jodi PIcoult

I read this for book group, and I shouldn't have. I don't want to read fiction about the pandemic that we are still in, especially not where the pandemic is used as the engine of a romance novel.

The pandemic traps successful career-minded New Yorker Diana O'Toole in a tropical island vacation, away from her #relationshipgoals rich white handsome kind doctor boyfriend, who loves her completely, whose life plan matches hers like left and right hands, and who is "steady. Like...white noise."

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Also, using fake Yoko Ono to establish just how brilliant Diana's pre-pandemic prospects were is gross.