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A review by lizzuplans
Fool Me Once by Ashley Winstead
4.0
An enjoyable read.
I had to grow liking Lee, but Ben was it for me immediately.
Also I appreciated the way the romance was set to the background of a green energy bill with all the legislation and political intrigue.
I really enjoyed how romance and dealing with trauma and bad decisions were intertwined, realistically showing struggling with changes you need to make and going through things on your own and together.
The friend group was spectacular, I enjoyed the dynamic between the two sisters, and the relationships between all the various colleagues were well written.
It was very refreshing to not have dual POV for once! I liked how the reader did get a sense of Lee’s inner thoughts while it did feel as if there was a narrator who was just hovering at Lee’s shoulder. Nice for a change!
Off to read The Boyfriend Candidate next, all about sister Alexis!
I had to grow liking Lee, but Ben was it for me immediately.
Also I appreciated the way the romance was set to the background of a green energy bill with all the legislation and political intrigue.
I really enjoyed how romance and dealing with trauma and bad decisions were intertwined, realistically showing struggling with changes you need to make and going through things on your own and together.
The friend group was spectacular, I enjoyed the dynamic between the two sisters, and the relationships between all the various colleagues were well written.
It was very refreshing to not have dual POV for once! I liked how the reader did get a sense of Lee’s inner thoughts while it did feel as if there was a narrator who was just hovering at Lee’s shoulder. Nice for a change!
Off to read The Boyfriend Candidate next, all about sister Alexis!