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3.72 AVERAGE
3.72 AVERAGE
Una historia maravillosa. Me alegro mucho de por fin haberme animado a leer este libro. Sin duda repetiré con esta autora. Tiene una narración exquisita, unos diálogos perfectos con los que me he partido de risa, he llorado, he sentido muchísimo. Los personajes son absolutamente increíbles. Solo tengo cosas buenas que decir de este libro <3
These are such fun books to read. Love the super strong independent women and how they get what and who they want.
Para empezar este libro en particular nunca estuvo entre mis favoritos, no es que sea malo, al contrario, es un libro muy entretenido; creo que no llego a encantaremos por que este fue el siguiente libro que leí después de "Besar un Ángel" de la misma autora y esperaba mucho más.
Los personajes funcionan muy bien, Phoebe Somerville es una mujer sofisticada hermosa, una rubia tonta (o es eso lo que todos creen). Dan Calebow es un hombre que en su juventud tuvo a las mujeres que quiso, por eso ahora en su madures ya esta cansado de tigresas como Phoebe, y quiere un matrimonio con una mujer dulce y maternal, todo lo contrario que nuestra protagonista.
Es el testamento de el padre de Phoebe quien los une, cuando la deja de dueña de un equipo entero de fútbol americano.
Ella es una completa inútil en lo que fútbol se respecta y el entrenador Dan no dejara que eso arruine su oportunidad de ganar el Torneo.
Creo que lo que más me gusto es la forma en que SEP plantea el amor agradecido de Phoebe por Dan (cuando ella comienza a enamorarse).
El final es digno de una película, muy emocionante, no se puede pedir más.
Los personajes funcionan muy bien, Phoebe Somerville es una mujer sofisticada hermosa, una rubia tonta (o es eso lo que todos creen). Dan Calebow es un hombre que en su juventud tuvo a las mujeres que quiso, por eso ahora en su madures ya esta cansado de tigresas como Phoebe, y quiere un matrimonio con una mujer dulce y maternal, todo lo contrario que nuestra protagonista.
Es el testamento de el padre de Phoebe quien los une, cuando la deja de dueña de un equipo entero de fútbol americano.
Ella es una completa inútil en lo que fútbol se respecta y el entrenador Dan no dejara que eso arruine su oportunidad de ganar el Torneo.
Creo que lo que más me gusto es la forma en que SEP plantea el amor agradecido de Phoebe por Dan (cuando ella comienza a enamorarse).
El final es digno de una película, muy emocionante, no se puede pedir más.
To say this book has a problem with consent is the understatement of the century, but honestly I think it was plotted well and the writer knows what she's doing.
HI-LAR-IOUS
Read it. Good God, just read it. Reading this raunchy-covered gem at a soccer match is so very worth it. Fiesty dialogue & really well-developed characters. Definitely a new favourite!
Read it. Good God, just read it. Reading this raunchy-covered gem at a soccer match is so very worth it. Fiesty dialogue & really well-developed characters. Definitely a new favourite!
emotional
funny
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Reminds me of Jackie Collins with the main plot but side plots and side characters
I remember reading other books in the this series out of order FOREVER ago so I figured I'd read this one.... boo. maybe my tastes of changed.
This started out as an audiobook for me for a long drive to from Idaho to Utah for a photoshoot I was doing (not that, that has anything to do with my review or needed to really be said but whatevs.).
I wasn't a fan of the person who was reading the book but it helped pass the time of the drive. Sadly I feel like that lady who read the book made me dislike the main character.
I literally couldn't stand her. Phoebe needs therapy and I there was nothing I liked about her. Her whole way of life and doing things drove me nuts. I couldn't connect with her on any level and I hated how she was portrayed on paper and through the audiobook.
The story didn't really interest me and there wasn't really any spunk that I remember some of her other books having.
Overall, the book was flat and I didn't care fo it at all like I had with some of her other books.
This started out as an audiobook for me for a long drive to from Idaho to Utah for a photoshoot I was doing (not that, that has anything to do with my review or needed to really be said but whatevs.).
I wasn't a fan of the person who was reading the book but it helped pass the time of the drive. Sadly I feel like that lady who read the book made me dislike the main character.
I literally couldn't stand her. Phoebe needs therapy and I there was nothing I liked about her. Her whole way of life and doing things drove me nuts. I couldn't connect with her on any level and I hated how she was portrayed on paper and through the audiobook.
The story didn't really interest me and there wasn't really any spunk that I remember some of her other books having.
Overall, the book was flat and I didn't care fo it at all like I had with some of her other books.