pickPhew! This book was INTENSE, with a lot of serious tension, with a thriller as a secondary plot and a lot of surprises along the way. I saw a lot of them coming, but they were enjoyable enough regardless. Quality spice, although I‘m not sure how the two MCs decided they liked each other, when they spent a lot of time yelling at each other. Passion is passion, I guess?
panI have loved every Geissinger book I‘ve read, until this one. The relationship leaned abusive (and I usually love me some bully romance, but this seemed different) I‘ll continue to read her books, but this one wasn‘t for me.
panBook 4. 2🌟. I HATE giving bad reviews but I actually hated this book. I jotted down some notes as soon as I finished so I wouldn‘t forget why I was raging when it came time to review. — slut shaming. Body shaming. Controlling to the point of abuse. I hate to talk shit about something that someone clearly worked hard on. The style of writing was good but I can‘t in good conscience recommend this book.
Oh happy day! My order from the Bookworm Box came in! I took advantage of their Black Friday sale (50% off every book!) and hooked myself up. I love that their profits go to charity. Just another reason why Colleen Hoover is one of my favorite authors (she is the owner of the Bookworm Box).
pickThis is actually a review for the whole Bad Habit series: Each novel is 380+ pages long, and packed with insanely high levels of DRAMA about the members of a rock band and the women they respectively fall in love with, conveniently, a trio of best friends. The major theme is the danger of secrets. Sex is graphic, but pretty vanilla in the first two books, slightly kinkier in the last. The last novel is also the only one with male POV
#romantsy
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