Genevieve
I’ve enjoyed my fair share of Abby Jimenez books, but this one didn’t hit the same for me.
We follow Kristen and Joshua, two people who get pulled into each other’s lives suddenly, and have to navigate feelings, timing, and everything that comes with opening up to someone new.
Kristen (the FMC) really started to get on my nerves because she kept assuming what Joshua (the MMC) wanted instead of just talking to him. A simple honest conversation could’ve solved so many of their issues, and that lack of communication made parts of the story frustrating for me.
That being said, it was still a good read, and I’m definitely interested enough to continue the series, it just wasn’t a favorite.
I’ve enjoyed my fair share of Abby Jimenez books, but this one didn’t hit the same for me.
We follow Kristen and Joshua, two people who get pulled into each other’s lives suddenly, and have to navigate feelings, timing, and everything that comes with opening up to someone new.
Kristen (the FMC) really started to get on my nerves because she kept assuming what Joshua (the MMC) wanted instead of just talking to him. A simple honest conversation could’ve solved so many of their issues, and that lack of communication made parts of the story frustrating for me.
That being said, it was still a good read, and I’m definitely interested enough to continue the series, it just wasn’t a favorite.