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This book was okay. I was gonna give it a 2 but the words "So is this the bromance book club?" Was said so it gets an additional half star.
I was extremely annoyed at the start of the book because Thea had no real flaws and everyone was just laying into Gavin, which fair, but whatever. My annoyance diminished as the book went on as it is kind of an addictive read as I did end up rooting for them to get back together. But honestly there was a period of time where I honestly would've been happy if the two characters just went their separate ways.
I feel as though the fact that Thea was not the perfect wife and she did have shortcomings which contributed in their marriage troubles was A) too late and B) not really fleshed out. It seems like the only reason this revelation was made was just to allow for a grand gesture. Honestly I am happy that they did address Thea's problems because I had given up hope that that was going to happen and I probably would have given the book a 2 or lower if they hadn't.
I think the guys were all super tropey, maybe what the author was going for but not really my thing. Also "The Russian" being there for comedic relief HAD to be the result of some personal vendetta or something lmao.
I did overall enjoy this book and will likely be reading the others at some point but the start of it was just too frustrating.
This book was okay. I was gonna give it a 2 but the words "So is this the bromance book club?" Was said so it gets an additional half star.
I was extremely annoyed at the start of the book because Thea had no real flaws and everyone was just laying into Gavin, which fair, but whatever. My annoyance diminished as the book went on as it is kind of an addictive read as I did end up rooting for them to get back together. But honestly there was a period of time where I honestly would've been happy if the two characters just went their separate ways.
I feel as though the fact that Thea was not the perfect wife and she did have shortcomings which contributed in their marriage troubles was A) too late and B) not really fleshed out. It seems like the only reason this revelation was made was just to allow for a grand gesture. Honestly I am happy that they did address Thea's problems because I had given up hope that that was going to happen and I probably would have given the book a 2 or lower if they hadn't.
I think the guys were all super tropey, maybe what the author was going for but not really my thing. Also "The Russian" being there for comedic relief HAD to be the result of some personal vendetta or something lmao.
I did overall enjoy this book and will likely be reading the others at some point but the start of it was just too frustrating.