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3.97 AVERAGE
3.97 AVERAGE
Que libro tan hermosooo! Si siento que hay partes que se me hicieron densas ya que ya las había leído pero definitivamente me encanto!!❤️
Ich habe ein kleines Stück von mir an diese Reihe verloren. Das Ganze aus seiner Sicht noch einmal zu lesen, war als würde ich es wieder zum ersten Mal lesen und ich habe erneut mit Brooke und Remy mitgefiebert und gebangt. Ich bin begeistert ;)
Reread: Ich liebe es noch genauso sehr wie früher. Das Buch und die Reihe macht mich einfach glücklich. Mehr habe ich da auch nicht zu sagen.
Reread: Ich liebe es noch genauso sehr wie früher. Das Buch und die Reihe macht mich einfach glücklich. Mehr habe ich da auch nicht zu sagen.
Creo que cuando leí este ya empezaba a mostrar mi trazo feminazi por lo cual muchas de las acciones de Remy me hacían levantar la cejita. Aguante de-construirse
i haven't read a book that contained mpre sexual frustration than this one... it wasn't boring it just didn't bring everything new to the series... i liked it but i wasn't impressed i liked the first one better....
Review posted on my blog, Becky on Books.
Remy is a retelling of books one and two in the series (Real and Mine, respectively) from Remy's POV, with the previous events woven into the present-day story of their wedding day.
Fans of the series will probably really enjoy this peek into Remy's head. However, as the book covers the events of 600+ pages of previous story plus the new material, and does so all in under 300 pages, it's definitely not the series book that newcomers should start with.
If you're a Remy and Brooke fan already, though, it could be just what you're looking for.
What you won't see--no matter how hard you look, though--is the actual wedding ceremony. We hear the officiant begin, but then are thrown right back into a memory from Mine. When we return to present time, the ceremony is over and Brooke and Remy are heading off to their hotel for the night.
There's all kinds of smexy times in this book, and plenty of alpha protectiveness from Remy. I can't help but wonder, though, if a novella just of the wedding day wouldn't have been a better choice here, since there really isn't a whole lot of new here.
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Remy is a retelling of books one and two in the series (Real and Mine, respectively) from Remy's POV, with the previous events woven into the present-day story of their wedding day.
Fans of the series will probably really enjoy this peek into Remy's head. However, as the book covers the events of 600+ pages of previous story plus the new material, and does so all in under 300 pages, it's definitely not the series book that newcomers should start with.
If you're a Remy and Brooke fan already, though, it could be just what you're looking for.
What you won't see--no matter how hard you look, though--is the actual wedding ceremony. We hear the officiant begin, but then are thrown right back into a memory from Mine. When we return to present time, the ceremony is over and Brooke and Remy are heading off to their hotel for the night.
There's all kinds of smexy times in this book, and plenty of alpha protectiveness from Remy. I can't help but wonder, though, if a novella just of the wedding day wouldn't have been a better choice here, since there really isn't a whole lot of new here.
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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This book is told in Remington Tate's perspective from the past -Real and Mine and the present- as he and Brooke tied the knot. It's fast paced and nothing much happened. We just get to see more of his attraction towards Brooke. That's it. The past moments dragged on. Still, it's a happy ending :)
My first audiobook narrated by Sebastian York. Remy is my go-to reread, I never grow tired of it and I’m glad that I found a new way to enjoy this book, by listening to Sebastian York’s smooth as warm butter sliding down hot toast kind of voice.