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emotional
funny
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Loveable characters:
Yes
While I enjoyed this addition to the series, I do have my hold backs. I thought Patrick was about two notches away from "I don't know how to talk to girls." He is quite a man to embrace, but he also has so much vulnerability, just like his brother Matt has. Andi is a strong, confident female who has her own walls. Great couple, and I'm looking forward to peeling back more layers of the siblings with the rest of the series.
More Trash ™ (docking a full star for use of pet name). It’s unreal how much the world has changed since ~2015. This book would be fully cancelled in 2025 but it’s a time capsule, in that sense.
KU Books rating system used: I'm not bothering to log anything less than two stars. Two Stars = pretty interesting characters, plot carries the characters along well. Three Stars = interesting story, dynamic characters.
just finished and I'm ready to start it over again right now. loved this book.
This book was refreshing. It was a brilliant take on the boss employee scenario that kept me glued to the page to find out what happened next.. The story had just the right amount of everything I look for in my next favorite and I look forward to seeing what the author comes up with next. She will be an automatic one click for me.
This book was refreshing. It was a brilliant take on the boss employee scenario that kept me glued to the page to find out what happened next.. The story had just the right amount of everything I look for in my next favorite and I look forward to seeing what the author comes up with next. She will be an automatic one click for me.
So much fluff and low angst. The Walshes are better than chocolate!! I have a soft spot for guys who are best friends with their siblings. Their dynamic is amazing! I loved Matt in the first book and Patrick in this one. Can't wait to read the rest of the series! After reading two of her books I'm adding Kate Canterbary to my list of go-to comfort read authors.
See my full review here: https://readinaflash.wordpress.com/2016/03/01/the-space-between-by-kate-canterbary/
emotional
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Lauren Halsted has a plan. She has a plan for everything. Currently she is working toward opening her own school, and that plan did not include finding herself underneath the hot arcitect she wants to help her restore a building. But, sometimes things don't go as expected. It's ok, she can fit this in. He can be a one night stand. Or a one weekend fling. Just keep him at arms distance and enjoy his company while focusing on her goals. But he's so irresistable. How will she manage to stay away from him? Matthew Walsh doesn't fantasize about clients and definitely doesn't hook up with them. Especially when they're small school teachers with the air of innocence and not at all his type. So how does he find himself taking her to drinks and then back home? He never catches feelings, so why can't he stop thinking about Lauren? Maybe this time he does want more, but what if she's unwilling to give it?
I have struggled to read for a year, and this book took me just a few days to get through. Matthew is just the right amount of bossy, and Lauren's "tell me what to do in the bedroom but don't you dare try that anywhere else" is so relatable. Matthew is head over heels and Lauren didn't have this as part of her plan, this wasn't how she was going to meet a boyfriend or partner. She tries to push him away but keeps finding herself drawn back to him. I loved that in this book, even though he wasn't perfect, the MMC was the one who was just lost in love and the FMC was the one running and making mistakes. The cover of this book did not prepare me for the glorious filth that followed. I can't wait to read more about the Walsh siblings! I would recommend this to fans of one night stand tropes, he falls first, and spicy romance.
emotional
funny
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes