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Yep! Buddy reading this one with your unicorn is highly recommended. Being in Bree'southward caput is like wandering aimlessly through la-la country with no escape in sight. A unicorn may exist your just promise.
I don't know if I'chiliad burnt out with this genre or if I get pickier equally time goes by, just either way this book didn't piece of work for me. The over-the-top antics, the never-ending drama and the saccharine tone was merely too much for th "What'south it similar to alive in la-la state? Should I bring my unicorn?"
Yes! Buddy reading this i with your unicorn is highly recommended. Beingness in Bree'south head is like wandering aimlessly through la-la state with no escape in sight. A unicorn may be your only hope.
I don't know if I'g burnt out with this genre or if I get pickier as fourth dimension goes by, only either style this book didn't work for me. The over-the-summit antics, the never-ending drama and the saccharine tone was just likewise much for this reader.
Instead of taking the fourth dimension to develop and hone a believable storyline, the author chose to drag her readers from one ridiculous mishap to the next. Maybe information technology was all in an effort to lend some humor to the story, only it wasn't something I constitute exciting or enjoyable. The entire plot hinged on the lack of advice between the characters and it felt weak. All of the disharmonize could take been resolved with a few uncomplicated words. "Open up your mouth and say something!" is what I wanted to scream in Bree's face, the entire time.
Bree is a "successful" matchmaker, only she doesn't really take a handle on her own life. Her boyfriend of four years dumps her suddenly and she thrusts herself into a fake human relationship with one of her clients. I bet you lot can guess where this story is headed . . .
Why didn't I just quit? I know, I've asked myself the same question a hundred times already. Maybe I'chiliad an optimist at heart, a glutton for penalty or information technology could be that "bad" reviews are just easier to write . . . yous option the excuse. Or just maybe, I managed to convince myself I could exist missing out on something stellar. If I could get through a few more chapters, it might magically morph into something slap-up. If only I had brought my unicorn along.
*ARC provided by Berkley and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*
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Tin can I See You Again is the type of contemporary romance I've been looking for. Allison Morgan pens a sweet and beautiful romance with emotional depth that left me smiling until the very end. I only have one question for the author: Ms. Morgan, Can I Meet Y'all Again?
Bree is a matchmaker with a about-perfect success rate. Her one failure, Nixon Voss, is a high-powered man of affairs who can't seem to find the correct woman to win his eye. Bree's debut novel, Tin I Come across You Once again, is set to hit shelves soo
Can I See You Once more is the type of contemporary romance I've been looking for. Allison Morgan pens a sweet and cute romance with emotional depth that left me smiling until the very end. I just accept i question for the author: Ms. Morgan, Tin I Come across You Again?
Bree is a matchmaker with a near-perfect success rate. Her one failure, Nixon Voss, is a loftier-powered businessman who can't seem to notice the right woman to win his heart. Bree's debut novel, Tin I Meet You Again, is fix to hit shelves soon and her publicist has a massive campaign in the works. The only problem is that her publicist wants to practise an interview serial most Bree'south ain honey life but her fellow just bankrupt up with her. Her solution is a creative one: Get Nixon to pose as her imitation fellow. With her career and her heart on the line, Bree's situation is complicated farther when her grandmother's house is at risk of beingness lost, making the success of her novel fifty-fifty more vital.
What I liked almost most this book was how information technology made me experience. Information technology had this sugariness amuse to it that left me feeling happy from the first page to the final. The novel was cute overall, but it was also funny and had level emotional depth that was refreshing to meet. I've been searching for a good contemporary romance that had characters I felt attached to but wasn't filled with dramatics. This was just the book for me and it came at just the right time.
"Y'all're not here because your mom said so. Yous're here because yous're a 30-five twelvemonth-quondam man with no one to share your life. Your house is cold and sterile. There's probably expired milk in your fridge. And more than probable, gray hairs are sprouting up in inappropriate places. Your comfort zone is shrinking and, at the terminate of the day, you lot're alone."
"Shit, Bree. Don't sugarcoat it. Requite it to me direct."
The chemical science between Nixon and Bree was there from the get go. Nixon knew exactly how to push button Bree just plenty to make her see a different perspective. I love it when an author takes the reader along with the characters as they get to know each other. The fashion Morgan built the romantic connection between the characters was swell, which made me believe in the romance.
"I've learned what it's like to osculation a human with every flake of my torso and mind. To be stilled by his touch, silenced by his breath on my skin, honored past his smile. I've learned what it's like toexperience."
"Perhaps you didn't hear me. I'g not getting on this [motorbike]."
"I heard yous."
"I don't want to die."
"That makes two of us." He easily me my jacket, then crams my sweatshirt and toothbrush into a saddlebag fixed to the side of the bike.
"Tell you lot what, I'll walk."
"Fine. Head northward. I'll run across you in a hundred and 20 miles."
At the heart of this story is Bree finding out what she wants and who she wants to be. She has to repair her by wounds and go past her own heartache to movement forward. I really liked that this wasn't just a love story but also a family story—one that took Bree dorsum to her childhood and made her face some hard things. I really liked Bree'due south relationship with her grandmother, Jo.
"Who needs 'em? I e'er say, if program A fails, y'all have twenty-five letters left."
At that place were a few things that bothered me in this book. At one point, Bree gets an attorney without her grandma's knowledge in hopes of saving her grandma'south house from being sold on the courthouse steps. I didn't find this entirely accurate or conceivable, as no chaser would talk to a third political party (Bree) without the client's consent first or without proper legal documentation (like a guardianship or power of attorney). Bree'due south internal monologue was sometimes a bit over-the-top but it wasn't plenty to affect my enjoyment of the book. Lastly, I wish the book hadn't ended then abruptly. I wanted a little chip more time to exhale before that last period.
Bottom Line: Recommended for readers looking for a lighthearted love story full of emotional depth and sugariness moments without over-the-top dramatics.
* I received an advance copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This did not affect my opinion or my rating of this book.
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I'm non a big fan of the romantic adult novels, mainly considering i experience like i know what is going to happen later on the starting time 20 pages. As i expected, i wasn't diddled away by this volume, information technology was nice to read and it is good for when you lot're bored or demand some light volume simply it's nothing special.
Bulgarian review: https://bookishipster.wordpress.com/2...I'm not a big fan of the romantic adult novels, mainly because i feel similar i know what is going to happen afterwards the showtime twenty pages. As i expected, i wasn't blown away by this book, it was nice to read and it is practiced for when yous're bored or need some light book but information technology's cypher special.
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The writer developed the characters in such a manner that you feel y'all know them. With the delicious Nixon coming to Bree'southward rescue, I for one, kept hoping that they would finally figure out that they were developing feelings for one another. Then Bree's lies and world came tumbling downward
I enjoyed this book so much! It is a wacky story virtually a matchmaker and the fact that her beau dumped her on the eve of a major promotion with her upcoming book. So she turns to a long time client for some help.The writer adult the characters in such a fashion that you feel you know them. With the delicious Nixon coming to Bree'south rescue, I for one, kept hoping that they would finally figure out that they were developing feelings for one another. Then Bree's lies and globe came tumbling down and Nixon was out the door.
With enough of tension and feet near how they were going to settle the issues, the author kept the story interesting, with several twists and turns to keep us guessing. I was hoping for a wonderful, romantic finish, notwithstanding, I felt it was a bit lacking.
Overall, this was a delightfully sweetness read that is clean and perfect for your summertime reading sessions.
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I did not expect to dearest it that much.
Bree Caxton has the perfect life, or so information technology seems. She has been in a loving relationship for the past 4 years, her matchmaking business has a 98% success charge per unit, and she is about to publish her very offset volume. Still, footling does she know that everything is nigh to be thrown into turmoil.
This book is a cute, quick, anticipated read. Cipher in this book was surprising and all of it was fairly typical of a chicklit book; however, that did not deter my enjoyment of the book. Bree is a spunky,
3.5Bree Caxton has the perfect life, or and so information technology seems. She has been in a loving relationship for the past 4 years, her matchmaking business organisation has a 98% success charge per unit, and she is about to publish her very get-go book. Notwithstanding, footling does she know that everything is about to exist thrown into turmoil.
This volume is a cute, quick, predictable read. Nothing in this book was surprising and all of information technology was fairly typical of a chicklit book; nonetheless, that did not deter my enjoyment of the book. Bree is a spunky, self-sufficient femals who has clear professional person and personal goals that she is not afraid to go after. I enjoyed reading almost her exploits throughout the book, especially in regards to the male person honey interests. I do think some of the sub plots were unnecessary and didn't necessarily add to the overall story, but it was a very enjoyable read with some pretty spunky characters.
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"Shit, Bree. Don't sugarcoat information technology. Give it to me straig
"Allow's be honest." I tuck my hair backside my ears and driblet my elbows on my thick drinking glass desk. "You're not here because your mom said then. You're here considering you're a thirty-five-yr-old homo with no one to share your life. Your business firm is cold and sterile. There'southward probably expired milk in your fridge. And more than than probable, grayness hairs are sprouting up in inappropriate places. Your condolement zone is shrinking and, at the end of the day, yous're alone.""Shit, Bree. Don't sugarcoat information technology. Give it to me straight."
"I know it sounds harsh."
"Information technology sounds like you're stalking me."
"Only when your shutters are open up."
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I LOVED this book! Cheers to Megan from Reading Books Similar a Boss for the recommend. There is merely something near this book that made me smile throughout my read. I laughed, I felt the sadness, and I felt the hope. My goal to read new authors this year has made me so happy considering Allison Morgan has become some other must read author to add together to my list. This book was pure delicious fun, no drama for the sake of drama, just a well written, engaging love story that I couldn't stop reading. Full review to come!
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If I take to be honest, I wanted to read this book because I brutal in love with the cover. Has that always happened to yous? Then I read the blurb and I thought it would be fun to read almost a matchmaker and her personal ordeal.
The story began with nice character development but after a few capacity, information technology fell a little apartment for me. I don't know if it was considering the more than lies the heroine told the more than unbelievable they felt.
Bree Caxton is trying to promote her book about matchmaking and the day b
If I have to be honest, I wanted to read this volume because I vicious in love with the cover. Has that ever happened to y'all? Then I read the blurb and I thought it would exist fun to read about a matchmaker and her personal ordeal.
The story began with nice grapheme development just afterward a few capacity, it fell a footling flat for me. I don't know if information technology was because the more lies the heroine told the more unbelievable they felt.
Bree Caxton is trying to promote her book about matchmaking and the solar day before she has an important interview, her fellow of 4 years dumps her. She is of grade, devastated simply must find a man who can pose as her boyfriend for the interview. She'south saved when one of her clients Nixon Voss appears at her office. In exchange for attention a family wedding ceremony with him, he would become her faux fellow.
As you can tell the story is just going to get more than convoluted. Bree'south lies are going to snowball and at some point, the truth is going to come up out and brand her life even worse.
At present, I do want to say that at that place are some funny scenes betwixt Bree and Nixon. Nixon was a expert guy and he seemed to bring out the best in Bree. I thought they had chemistry together which was completely absent from her relationship with Sean.
I wished I had loved this volume every bit much every bit I thought I was going to. I call up a longer last chapter or an epilogue could have helped. Instead, the last chapter felt rushed.
Bewilderment: No
3/5 Fangs
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Another day, some other chick lit. novel read past me! Oh, how consistent I am!
"'Everything nigh him is true. He is kind. He is handsome. He is the truest person I've ever met. He'south the human being I call up of when I have a bad dream, a crummy day, when the lights get out and the entire house is nighttime. Simply I've hurt him.'"
Welcome to even so another review of a romance novel…information technology seems like all I've been reading lately is chick lit. (or YA books verging on chick lit. status), and I am very okay with that. O
Some other mean solar day, another chick lit. novel read past me! Oh, how consistent I am!
"'Everything about him is truthful. He is kind. He is handsome. He is the truest person I've ever met. He's the man I call back of when I accept a bad dream, a crummy twenty-four hour period, when the lights go out and the entire house is nighttime. But I've hurt him.'"
Welcome to yet another review of a romance novel…it seems similar all I've been reading lately is chick lit. (or YA books verging on chick lit. status), and I am very okay with that. Other than the Victorian novels that form my academic roots, chick lit. is my get-to reading genre, and I don't see that as probable to modify anytime soon. Even the YA and fantasy novels I choose to pick upward all have some chemical element of romance to them, and I'thou starting to embrace and be less ashamed of this personal preference more and more as I engage with agreeing readers on Goodreads. Chick lit. tin can exist awesome, deep, profound and super entertaining ~ I'1000 hither to shout that from the rooftops!
Anywho, I digress…let's get dorsum on track for today, shall we?
I just finished the almost wonderful story!
~ an actual quote from me today, upon finishing Can I See You Again? by Allison Morgan
(*Yes, also a quote spoken past Belle in Beauty and the Beast…but we're practically the same person anyway, and then allow'southward curlicue with it!)
Let'due south start with a few things that I know to be true virtually myself. ane) I don't usually pick up books based on their covers. two) When I do, I rarely await them to exist masterpieces because I've been burned before by a pretty embrace (for example, hither). 3) When a book has a gorgeous cover AND is amazingly written, gripping and makes me feel warm and fuzzy within (as in the case of this example), I am ane happy lady and it is very likely that I will become obsessed with said book.
I picked up Tin I Meet You Again? by Allison Morgan on an absolute whim a few weeks ago, solely because the cover jumped out at me in the bookstore. (Bank check out the Goodreads page for this book here to run across said cover, which I unfortunately did not have time to snap a photograph of myself.) Was I expecting Can I Run into You lot Once again? to exist sugary sweet and adorable? Yes ma'am. Was I expecting it to be unique, with a witty and engaging narrator/protagonist I loved within pages and a hilarious yet still feasible plot? No sir. I was Not at all expecting to fall head over heels in love with the main grapheme of the novel, Bree Caxton, and I certainly wasn't expecting to laugh out loud while reading her narration. Sure, I knew I'd probably discover some moments beautiful and endearing, as I do in most chick lit. novels I option upwardly (I'chiliad relatively easy to please, except when I'chiliad actually not, so it's a disaster, equally in this example!), but I didn't think the story would get under my peel quite every bit much as it did. I was a fan of just most everything about this novel, I would consider it well-nigh perfection in terms of the chick lit. standards I've come up to prefer over the years…and this vehement reaction of mine was what was very surprising.
I really struggle to write reviews of Bully novels, to exist honest. I notice information technology easy to log in detail what I don't like nearly a novel when I take a violent reaction to it…but when a novel is Skilful, I detect myself just wanting to say, Go and option it upwardly for yourself! How do you put into words why yous loved a novel or why you had such fun reading it? It'due south more of a feeling than any one specific affair about the volume sometimes, and that'south the case for my feel reading Can I See You Once again? these past few days. Yes, the characters, mainly Bree, her dearest interest Nixon and her best friend Andrew, are creatively depicted and have very distinct voices. Yes, the barrack between Bree and Nixon is on fire, and I found myself grinning from ear to ear reading well-nigh how Nixon was flirting with Bree (often without her even realizing information technology, despite the fact that she's a dearest guru past trade). Yes, the plot was filled with romantic moments like an unexpected offset kiss and enough hijinks to make Sophie Kinsella proud. Just, none of those things would necessary make me this excited nearly a volume; even if all these elements be and are executed well, the novel nonetheless has to have that little something special, that extra zing near information technology (like THIS INCREDIBLE Volume has in spades!) to get in really stand out amongst the zillions and bazillions of chick lit. novels I've read in my lifetime. And, somehow, Can I Come across You Again? had this. I can't put it into words, only what I will say is that I loved every moment of reading this book, found it about impossible to put downward, and really never wanted information technology to end. Considering I had never even heard of Allison Morgan before seeing the novel in Chapters, I find this reaction pretty terrific (certainly i to shout about from the rooftops!), and I am definitely intending to pick up her other novel, The Anytime Jar, soon.
I also should say that the cute comprehend of Can I See You Once again? clearly did its job! Equally I said, I had never heard of Allison Morgan until I SAW this book in Capacity with my own ii eyes, and it was the design of the comprehend that made me choice it up, turn it over, read the synopsis, so buy it. Information technology wasn't the title or Morgan's name fastened to information technology…it was 100% the comprehend. And so, kudos to the embrace designers considering they made me into an Allison Morgan fan and I'1000 super grateful for that!
I'll be passing Can I See You Again? on to my mom ASAP…which means information technology is a really darn good chick lit. novel because her standards are loftier, and if a volume doesn't capture her attention within the showtime chapter, she'south bound to put it downward. This one, though, I retrieve she'll struggle to put down at all!
"'I've learned what it'due south like to buss a man with as of my body and heed. To exist stilled by his touched, silenced past his breath on my pare, honored by his smile. I've learned what it's like to feel. I've learned what information technology's like to lose him.'"
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I loved this book & it had me grinning for pretty much the entire time! I went into this one thinking it would be a cute little fluff read only zippo really special. I was wrong! Information technology was cute, similar I expected, only also funny & pretty emotional. I also really enjoyed Allison Morgan's writing--I definitely am going to be checking out her other book & watching for her (hopefully) others in the future.
The but thing that kept this from a "5 star" read for me was the ending. It ended quite a
4.five StarsI loved this book & information technology had me smiling for pretty much the entire time! I went into this one thinking it would exist a cute little fluff read but nothing really special. I was wrong! It was cute, similar I expected, merely likewise funny & pretty emotional. I also really enjoyed Allison Morgan'south writing--I definitely am going to exist checking out her other book & watching for her (hopefully) others in the future.
The only thing that kept this from a "5 star" read for me was the ending. It ended quite sharp & although I was happy with it overall, I really wanted a fleck more wrap up! I enjoy a sweet ending but besides desire to feel satisfied with proverb goodbye to the characters. I wasn't ready to let go of them just yet with this one & wanted more closure.
P.South. I really like the cover for this one & loved how it was a volume within a book of sorts. Overall, information technology was really well washed for me!
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Then Bree has to remember quick on her anxiety.
Bree Caxton'southward life seems to exist going perfectly. Her matchmaking business has a 98% success charge per unit, she's about to publish a self-help book that her publisher is convinced could be a bestseller, and her boyfriend of 4-years seems to desire to make solid steps toward their time to come. And then things go downhill when her fellow randomly dumps her right before the release of her book. Who on globe would have dear advice from someone whose love life is a full mess?Then Bree has to recollect quick on her feet. If she pretends she has a beau, maybe her book nevertheless has a take chances of beingness a bestseller and her life won't seem similar such a disaster. Bree convinces one of her clients, Nixon Voss, to stride into the role of "fake swain." He's i of the 2% of her clients that haven't found truthful love. Instead, he's always jumping from woman to adult female. Merely since he isn't tied down and he's successful and handsome, he'south the perfect choice every bit a stand-in for Bree. The more fourth dimension Bree and Nixon spend together, the more they seem to exist having fun together. And maybe Nixon has found someone he truly cares for later on all.
But then Bree's ex walks back into her life and something threatens to blow up her whole "fake young man" ruse. If that happens, all that Bree's worked for volition become out the door and she will however-over again be alone.
Can I See You Over again? by Allison Morgan is anticipated, fluffy romance. I wanted to like this story, but I found it dull. I didn't experience connected to whatever of the characters and I found Bree to be a doormat and rather unlikable. Sometimes I want low-cal and fluffy, but I also desire something compelling me to finish the story. Unfortunately, this but wasn't for me. It was a lighthearted story, but naught to write dwelling about. 2.5/5 stars.
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To summarise, if I hadn't received it for review, I would never read information technology. Too If I have to describe it with one word, it'd be PREDICTABLE. It wasn't so bad but it wasn't annihilation new either. I don't like placing anything under a common denominator simply Can I see yous again? is like every other teen book. I knew what would happen and I wasn't impressed at all. This volume didn't fascinate me, I've had plenty of this. And then, tbh, I wouldn't recommend it to my friends, it'due south zilch unique or extraordinary.
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Can I See You lot Once again? was a fun romp through having your heartbroken while also falling in beloved. I was immediately drawn into this story, generally since Bree was simply then likable. For Bree, things are looking upwardly. But then all of a sudden, she is thrown into a situation where she either lies to keep her head higher up water or she rolls over and loses everything she has been working for. It was pretty entertaining watching the railroad train wreck that was Bree's state of affairs throughout the volume.At one point, the story was cringe worthy. How was she going to make it out of the web of lies she was telling. The just fortunate affair was that she had an marry, her all-time friend, who knew everything that was going on. But still, I remember this is the only thing keeping me from a final star, I was just manifestly anxious while reading how Bree was going to end upward. The final couple of affiliate, I cried because I was just and then emotional from what she was going though.
Overall, I highly recommend Can I See You Over again? The characters were fun, the plot was unique and super entertaining and the characters were enjoyable.
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Hmmm. This was a bit of a tough 1. I thought the concept was actually interesting Рa matchmaker writing a self-assistance volume while she unexpectedly finds herself single but before the big book release. But information technology became articulate from pretty early on that this book was going to be extremely predictable, clich̩, and just too over the summit with coincidences. And it also got a footling tiring of the constant mishaps and drama. For a while I could try to play into information technology, just even at the end I received a review re-create
Hmmm. This was a bit of a tough i. I thought the concept was really interesting Рa matchmaker writing a cocky-aid book while she unexpectedly finds herself single just before the big book release. Merely information technology became clear from pretty early on that this volume was going to be extremely predictable, clich̩, and just too over the top with coincidences. And it too got a piddling tiring of the abiding mishaps and drama. For a while I could endeavor to play into information technology, but even at the terminate with the house lien situation Рit honestly didn't make sense to me what happened there besides another play for drama and hysterics. I think the concept was there and the writing in full general was stiff, but it was all merely too much.
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Thanks for sending me the arc. I didn't enjoy this like I thought I would.
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My biggest problem with this volume was that very little made sense. Information technology was full of contrivances that were created to keep the plot moving the way the author wanted. She wanted to use the fake
Cute, only forgettable. It had a cute premise complete with a fake dating trope that I usually love, but the protagonist'southward personality was lacking. There was little depth to whatsoever of the characters. The author tried to brand me care virtually Bree past giving her a traumatic result in her past, but I but didn't care.My biggest problem with this book was that very fiddling made sense. It was full of contrivances that were created to go along the plot moving the way the author wanted. She wanted to employ the fake dating trope (which again, I am a full sucker for) but the way it came almost fabricated no sense. She basically signs her privacy away to a magazine doing a series of manufactures about her to promote her book. Just and so nosotros're supposed to believe that that somehow entitles the magazine unfiltered access into the life of her significant other...that's not how that works. And because her book is well-nigh finding love, she is told that she is required to be in a relationship...impaired.
Only of course, her long-term boyfriend has just broken upward with her because of...reasons...information technology's pretty weak. And then she thinks fast and introduces i of her clients as her swain...without asking his permission.
Simply then, considering that's not plenty, we have to have the deadbeat ex-boyfriend testify support and complicate matters by trying to get back together with her...similar a couple days later breaking information technology off. Because of course we do. Misunderstandings and mediocrity ensue.
But then, information technology was equally if someone told her that any reasonable person would just take bowed out of the whole thing rather than creating this convoluted deception. So the author threw in this subplot about the grandma on the verge of losing her home because she hasn't paid taxes for years (because her husband took care of all of that...smh) so Bree has to stick with all the ridiculousness because she HAS to make the best-seller listing with her book and then she can get a bonus that volition permit her to salvage her grandmother'south home. Does that sound as convoluted to yous every bit it does to me?
I besides thought the author's attempts at humor were unsuccessful. I liked the barrack between our protagonist and her faux-turned-real love interest, just other than that it fell flat.
It'southward actually a shame, considering the bits and pieces we got with Bree and Nixon were actually pretty practiced. I liked their dates, especially the camping trip, and idea they were a cute couple when Bree wasn't sabotaging everything.
Other odds and ends:
one. Information technology is and then nitpicky, only I rolled my optics every fourth dimension Bree referred to her tardily grandfather as '1000-pa'. I don't know why. It just annoyed me.
2. The scene with Bree and Sean in the hotel was stupid. (view spoiler)[ Why would you continue a romantic getaway with someone if you lot were on your menstruum? The fact that Sean didn't phone call her out was unbelievable. (hide spoiler)]
iii. For those looking for steamy books, this is a no-get. There are a lot of references fabricated to sex and body parts, merely zero sex activity scenes and only a couple of heated kisses.
4. Sean was boring as heck. He had zero personality.
I could see this being a picture show on lifetime or hallmark. I'd probably sentinel it if there wasn't anything else on.
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Information technology'southward a gentle read, meaning it doesn't ask a lot of you, and it's not going to change your life, but if yous are looking for an enjoyable romance without graphic sexual activity, I recommend it. Great summer read.
Well, this was a pleasant little find. I pulled off of my library's "new" shelf, and I had moderate expectations because I'm non really a chick lit person (except for Chicklet gum!). I ended up really liking information technology.It's a gentle read, pregnant information technology doesn't ask a lot of you, and it's not going to modify your life, just if you are looking for an enjoyable romance without graphic sex, I recommend it. Great summer read.
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Not bad, non spectacular. A decent read for its genre.
Standard romance with the standard characters - the overachieving female with the deep dark regret, her gay all-time friend, her longtime boyfriend, the hot guy she'south barely acquainted with - and the standard plot - crazy lies, no communication and shenanigans!Not bad, not spectacular. A decent read for its genre.
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I hated the time that Bree got back with Sean....she was very stupid concerning him.
All in all, a good read. Read it in about a day.
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