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valenmmesa's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
hijinx_abound's review against another edition
3.0
I love a good oops we got married story. It’s even better when there’s a history between the two.
For me, the way he treated her in the past was glossed over just a bit too much for me. She tells her friends he called her Miss Piggy and to remember that, it had a big impact on her. He apologizes for teasing her but this particular thing is not mentioned.
The dark moment fell a little flat too. It was so easy to see coming and was predictable.
I still really enjoyed the book and loved seeing Sophie get her HEA.
Now where is Nora?
For me, the way he treated her in the past was glossed over just a bit too much for me. She tells her friends he called her Miss Piggy and to remember that, it had a big impact on her. He apologizes for teasing her but this particular thing is not mentioned.
The dark moment fell a little flat too. It was so easy to see coming and was predictable.
I still really enjoyed the book and loved seeing Sophie get her HEA.
Now where is Nora?
jilllewis10's review against another edition
5.0
This book is such a great romcom! I adore Sophie and all her klutzy glory, and everything about her and Camden Cox accidentally getting married in Vegas continues to give me the giggles. This author gives her characters such heart and soul, and I love that that continues with this book and with Sophie and Cox.
nicandbooks's review against another edition
5.0
I didn’t want to be somebody’s tonight. Not even his. I wanted to be someone’s tomorrow.
Gosh Sophie and Cox just blew me away - their story was full of heat, heart and hilarity and it managed to make me laugh and make me cry. I loved the previous connection these two had as well as their meet-cute as adults - that was hilarious!! Such a brilliant story. I loved it.
Gosh Sophie and Cox just blew me away - their story was full of heat, heart and hilarity and it managed to make me laugh and make me cry. I loved the previous connection these two had as well as their meet-cute as adults - that was hilarious!! Such a brilliant story. I loved it.
dreamingreads's review against another edition
5.0
I absolutely loved this! I didn’t think I could love another couple in this series more than Shepherd and Everly but Sophie and Camden are a very close second (I didn’t care much for Hazel and Corban tbh). I’m obsessed with how cute this book was.
Sophie was a sweetheart and so relatable. Many reviews mention how her level of clumsiness was unrealistic, but that’s because you haven’t met me…it was nice to have my ridiculous lack of spatial awareness represented in this book
Sophie was a sweetheart and so relatable. Many reviews mention how her level of clumsiness was unrealistic, but that’s because you haven’t met me…it was nice to have my ridiculous lack of spatial awareness represented in this book
romancingthereader's review against another edition
4.0
The Dirty Martini Club is a gift that just keeps on giving. I love Claire Kingsley's writing style. I was a bit worried about Sophie's book, since she was the newcomer to the group and was sugar sweet. I was so pleasantly surprised! Marrying Mr. Wring was hysterical and sweet. If people asked me why I read romance, this series is what I would point them to - perfectly sweet, slightly dirty, a happy ending and some swoon worthy scenes.
jennasbookcase's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
I loved everything about this book. This is the third in the series and each book gets better and better. It's definitely my favourite so far.
Sophie is such an endearing and likeable character. She always finds herself in the most unfortunate but hilarious situations and is quite relatable.
Camden Cox was so charming. He goes from wanting to be the eternal bachelor to constantly calling Sophie wife whenever he can after the accidental marriage.
This book made me laugh, cry and swoon. I can't wait for the final book featuring Nora's story.
Go Dirty Martini Running Club!
Sophie is such an endearing and likeable character. She always finds herself in the most unfortunate but hilarious situations and is quite relatable.
Camden Cox was so charming. He goes from wanting to be the eternal bachelor to constantly calling Sophie wife whenever he can after the accidental marriage.
This book made me laugh, cry and swoon. I can't wait for the final book featuring Nora's story.
Go Dirty Martini Running Club!