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3.55 AVERAGE
3.55 AVERAGE
This was pretty disappointing to be completely honest.
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I had waited so long until this book arrived when I had ordered it. Because I really liked Losing It. After the epilogue of that one, I just had to know what happens and thank god this happened to exist. I knew I had to get my hands on this one, because I had to know what was going to happen. And it was cheap. And Sandra loves cheap. And I'm saying you guys, if you order this in paperback, IT IS SUPER TINY. SO CUTE.
In this novella we follow Garrick and Bliss when they go visit Garrick's parents in England. Bliss hasn't met them yet and she is really, really nervous that something will go wrong. Well some stuff obviously goes wrong to add a little drama and well then you have a great recipe for a cute novella that you read in one or two sittings.
I love this kind of New Adult. I really do. I love Cora Carmack even though I have only read Losing It and Keeping Her, but I'm definitely planning to get my hands on the other novels because I need them in my life.
The writing is cute, it's real and it's simple. I did have a feeling as if the events in this book happened all a little fast. They only knew each other for a year and were ready to take very big steps in their lives while they were so young. It's not my decision, but if I were them, I'd definitely talked about some things first. I'm glad it was as real as it could get though. It was quirky and cute like Losing It and I'd love to read more about Garrick and Bliss, but I'm sure that this was a great ender to their story.
Definitely recommended to read after you have read Losing It, otherwise it's a little hard to understand some parts, but it was really nice. So if you have about 3 euros to spare and you would want to know what happens next. I'd highly recommend you buy this one, because it was fun!
I had waited so long until this book arrived when I had ordered it. Because I really liked Losing It. After the epilogue of that one, I just had to know what happens and thank god this happened to exist. I knew I had to get my hands on this one, because I had to know what was going to happen. And it was cheap. And Sandra loves cheap. And I'm saying you guys, if you order this in paperback, IT IS SUPER TINY. SO CUTE.
In this novella we follow Garrick and Bliss when they go visit Garrick's parents in England. Bliss hasn't met them yet and she is really, really nervous that something will go wrong. Well some stuff obviously goes wrong to add a little drama and well then you have a great recipe for a cute novella that you read in one or two sittings.
I love this kind of New Adult. I really do. I love Cora Carmack even though I have only read Losing It and Keeping Her, but I'm definitely planning to get my hands on the other novels because I need them in my life.
The writing is cute, it's real and it's simple. I did have a feeling as if the events in this book happened all a little fast. They only knew each other for a year and were ready to take very big steps in their lives while they were so young. It's not my decision, but if I were them, I'd definitely talked about some things first. I'm glad it was as real as it could get though. It was quirky and cute like Losing It and I'd love to read more about Garrick and Bliss, but I'm sure that this was a great ender to their story.
Definitely recommended to read after you have read Losing It, otherwise it's a little hard to understand some parts, but it was really nice. So if you have about 3 euros to spare and you would want to know what happens next. I'd highly recommend you buy this one, because it was fun!
Awkward writing. So many common expressions thrown in that made it so cringey. Still cute enough story.
I wish this was longer. It didnt end at a place where I thought it was a full fledged story. Disappointed because I love Bliss and Garrick. :/
How is it even possible to create a novella as perfect as this one? I mean the humour on it, the different POV's and the Harry Potter references, THERE WERE HARRY POTTER REFERENCES, besides the fact that it happens in London, and with british people. I swear I could hear their accents while I was reading the book, so perfect.
They are perfect, their relationship is perfect. I want them to marry and keep on acting and have beautiful babies and then move to New York or even London and be like really big names and stuff
I NEED MOREEEEEEEEEE
They are perfect, their relationship is perfect. I want them to marry and keep on acting and have beautiful babies and then move to New York or even London and be like really big names and stuff
I NEED MOREEEEEEEEEE
I thought this was such a good short read. I loved reading more about Bliss and Garrick. They're such a great couple and I'm so glad they got their HEA.
This review is on my blog: http://bookchick2013.blogspot.ca/2014/01/review-keeping-her-losing-it-15-by-cora.html
An interesting short story at Bliss and Garrick - after Losing it, but before Faking It. It's good to go back to Bliss and Garrick.
I felt a little detached when I read this book. I've only read one book by Cora Carmack, Losing It, but this felt different from her writing. I felt as if I didn't know who Bliss and Garrick where - which I thought was strange. That had never happened to me while reading a book. But his one did.
Garrick was his sweet kind and gentle self as usual - Oh, and don't forget swoon worthy! Bliss was still her funny self, clumsy as possible. I enjoyed this short story and liked to go back into Bliss and Garrick's life.
Throughout this novella, I did feel sorry yet happy for Bliss and Garrick, but I got annoyed with Bliss the tiniest bit because she wouldn't share this one thing with Garrick. Yet the book still had it's humor to it.
You know what made this book extra sweet? Reading Garrick's point of view! I mean, wow, I am in love all over again! He is definitely competition to other swoon worthy guys! I mean, he didn't even get angry with her when she didn't feel like sex. And he practically carried her everywhere, which I loved.
I recommend this series to readers who enjoy romantic yet humorous books.
Rating: 6.8/10
Parental Rating: 16+
An interesting short story at Bliss and Garrick - after Losing it, but before Faking It. It's good to go back to Bliss and Garrick.
I felt a little detached when I read this book. I've only read one book by Cora Carmack, Losing It, but this felt different from her writing. I felt as if I didn't know who Bliss and Garrick where - which I thought was strange. That had never happened to me while reading a book. But his one did.
Garrick was his sweet kind and gentle self as usual - Oh, and don't forget swoon worthy! Bliss was still her funny self, clumsy as possible. I enjoyed this short story and liked to go back into Bliss and Garrick's life.
Throughout this novella, I did feel sorry yet happy for Bliss and Garrick, but I got annoyed with Bliss the tiniest bit because she wouldn't share this one thing with Garrick. Yet the book still had it's humor to it.
You know what made this book extra sweet? Reading Garrick's point of view! I mean, wow, I am in love all over again! He is definitely competition to other swoon worthy guys! I mean, he didn't even get angry with her when she didn't feel like sex. And he practically carried her everywhere, which I loved.
I recommend this series to readers who enjoy romantic yet humorous books.
Rating: 6.8/10
Parental Rating: 16+
I was slightly disappointed with this one after reading the first two books of the series. I don't know if I wasn't expecting it to be so short or what, but it felt like it just cut off. I wish we could've seen more of Garrick and Bliss' trip to London. I did enjoy what we saw though, it was great to see a bit of a continuation. But I do feel like if it was slightly longer, then the characters would have been more well rounded too.