Marissa

Bella and Nico have claimed a sacred place in my love for romances.

This book tugged at so many heart strings. I absolutely loved and adored it. In the beginning, my progress updates consisted of me not knowing whether to love or be infuriated by the book. Followed by confusion, then giddy because there was a plot twist, and after finishing it I’m even more giddy. They had, what seemed like everything, going against them in their story. It was filled with love, grief, betrayal, anger, sorrow, and once the character experienced this, they just went through it again and again. Which sucks for them, but made an AMAZING story. I love when I am given every single element that makes up a character and their behavior. Between Nico’s demoralized self and Bella’s apprehension and distrust, these two characters put themselves through hell and high water. AND THEY ACKNOWLEDGE THIS DESTRUCTION. Bella is sure it will never work because they are “like fire and ice” (still unsure on who would be which), and Nico counters with absolute and unwavering certainty, that they are both fire, and together they create an unstoppable inferno. ARE YOU KIDDING ME.

Anyways.

Overall, it had SUCH a good plot, the characters were developed and well rounded, her writing style is amazing. It was all around such a great read.

it was a good book but I ruined it for myself by creating extremely far fetched theories on what I thought would happen, but then actually being somewhat right…

I lowkey took the fun away from myself but hey it’s whatever.

Okay I’m biased because I will forever love one-couple series. Ugh this book was so cute. I loved it. If you’re looking for a quick steamy back and forth type beat, you should read this book. I loved her writing style and plan to continue to the next book in the series. Idk what I’m anticipating, but I do have some gaps and thoughts.

**SPOILERS**

First, so does Darren know about the child?? I’m assuming not because he’s not grilling her about it when he’s got her tied up. And I’m not sure if she WANTS him to know about the child? Again I’m assuming not because of his gangster status and ties to dark networks. Also, how are you going to mention that her roommate died but it’s not even in the book?!?! I think it ended on a good cliffhanger, but I wish it had just a littleeeee bit more. I HOPE the next book will be similar Past/Present Dual POV and that we learn more backstory but at this point I have no idea.

Okay, I actually really liked this book. There were times that were a bit skeptical but by the end I was like “damn that was good”. However, I will not continue the series. Similar to my past reviews, I don’t like interconnected relationships series and I’m not losing sleep by not reading the next book because FUCK Brian. Idc. He pissed me off. Nothing he could do in that book could make me like him and I will die on that hill. Anyways, I like a one-couple series but I feel like this one wrapped up nicely and the future events that were mentioned in the epilogue are predictable enough so it wouldn’t necessarily make a difference to have more than one.

Outside of the actual content, I do plan on reading other books by this author as I really liked her writing style. I’ve found that when some books get really hot and steamy, scenes are trying TOO hard and make me cringe and sometimes I want to stop reading 😭😭😭 (LIKE WTF. WHY MOUND??)

Anyways Kitty’s writing I like I lot because she doesn’t do that, AND keeps it consistent. Chefs kiss. Next up is Comfort Food!!

I loved and absolutely adored this book. I had a shit-eating grin nearly the entire time I was reading it. It was so cute with swoony banter but also had a really good plot. I will say six months is a lillllll fast, but they weren’t complete airheads. I not only fell in love with Sawyer and Royce, but all the bothers. I also enjoyed her writing style and the healthy balance of plot and spice.