Review: Fly You to the Moon by Jocelyn Han

After her father’s death, the last thing Ava Windsor wants is to leave Earth and move to an Elite colony on the moon for the next ten months. Nicolas, a half-uncle she doesn’t even remember meeting, is to be her custodian until she reaches the age of twenty-one. Until then, she is not allowed to touch the money her dad has left her. Being the only child of a disowned Elite father and a common mother just got a lot more complicated.

But surviving among the Luna Six Elitists who treat commoners as servants should have been the least of Ava’s worries. Nicolas Carter is nothing like she expected. He condemns the Elite lifestyle, he is a lot younger than her father, and he is definitely way sexier.
Ten months on the moon seem like an eternity if you know you shouldn’t be falling for your guardian… but just can’t help yourself.

A sweet, steamy romance novella for lovers of New Adult with a hint of Futuristic.

Given to me by the author in exchange for my honest review:

 Once I got over my initial discomfort over the taboo nature of the relationship this was a really fast read. Nic and Ava were practically strangers, only having met once when Ava was 5. Again once you get past him being her half-uncle it was nicely written. They had great chemistry and really complimented each other.
 For a short read it had a lot of angst in it. Nic couldn't come to terms with wanting Ava since it would be considered wrong and he didn't want to feel like he was taking advantage of her by being named her guardian. So there were a lot of hit and misses with them. Once they finally did get together it was very hot and steamy.
  The ending did feel a bit rushed to me. It took so long for them to get together with all the build up and once they did it ended so fast. I would have liked a little more time with them.
3.5*