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A review by agrandromance
Attachment Theory by Kayley Loring
5.0
Sexy and fun Romantic Comedy
What you need to know about “Attachment Theory”:
✔ Older Woman, Younger Man Romance
✔ Dual Point of View
✔ Celebrity Romance
✔ Dylan Brodie, 27, actor, model, love addict?
✔ Scarlett Shepard, 33, therapist, divorced Mom
✔ Romantic Comedy
✔ The Brodie Brothers #2
✔ Can be read as Complete Standalone
Dylan and Scarlett met three years ago very briefly in a store. She was leaving, her hands were full, her shoes were untied. Dylan noticed the beautiful Scarlett and offered to tie her shoes then dropped to his knees and tied them for her.
Dylan then tried to get a date. When Scarlett found out he was an actor and younger than her, she refused. But three years later she still thinks about Dylan Brodie dropping to his knees in front of her. A lot.
Present day, Dylan is looking for a new therapist. His reason being, he dates every female co-star he works with and it always ends badly. For him. Scarlett has been recommended to him so he contacts her leaving the ball somewhat in Scarlett’s court. Scarlett thinks that by accepting Dylan as a patient it will prevent her from having any prohibited thoughts about him. Hahahahaha!
Scarlett tries really hard not to flirt and think about Dylan but it’s a losing battle. For both of them.
It was great to see the Brodie family again and witness their shenanigans as they TRY to support Dylan through his relationship with Scarlett. Dylan Brodie is the baby of the Brodie family and he doesn’t feel that they take him seriously. His romantic history doesn’t do him any favors either. Poor Dylan.
I enjoyed Dylan’s growth from boy to man and his realization that Scarlett and her son were what was most important in his life.
Scarlett was an immense treat to read. From the gopher in her head to the punk mom band lyrics and the tweets she’d never send, she was a fully realized and really entertaining and vulnerable character.
Attachment Theory is Kayley Loring at her finest. It is light, funny as hell and extra steamy with a dash of vulnerability and angst. It was such a pleasure to read. I ate it up like a delicious treat.
WRITING STYLE: 5/5
PLOT: 5/5
WORLD-BUILDING: 5/5
PACING: 5/5
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: 5/5
ROMANCE: 5/5
HEAT: 5/5
I received an e-ARC of this book, my opinions are 100% my own.
What you need to know about “Attachment Theory”:
✔ Older Woman, Younger Man Romance
✔ Dual Point of View
✔ Celebrity Romance
✔ Dylan Brodie, 27, actor, model, love addict?
✔ Scarlett Shepard, 33, therapist, divorced Mom
✔ Romantic Comedy
✔ The Brodie Brothers #2
✔ Can be read as Complete Standalone
Dylan and Scarlett met three years ago very briefly in a store. She was leaving, her hands were full, her shoes were untied. Dylan noticed the beautiful Scarlett and offered to tie her shoes then dropped to his knees and tied them for her.
Dylan then tried to get a date. When Scarlett found out he was an actor and younger than her, she refused. But three years later she still thinks about Dylan Brodie dropping to his knees in front of her. A lot.
Present day, Dylan is looking for a new therapist. His reason being, he dates every female co-star he works with and it always ends badly. For him. Scarlett has been recommended to him so he contacts her leaving the ball somewhat in Scarlett’s court. Scarlett thinks that by accepting Dylan as a patient it will prevent her from having any prohibited thoughts about him. Hahahahaha!
Scarlett tries really hard not to flirt and think about Dylan but it’s a losing battle. For both of them.
It was great to see the Brodie family again and witness their shenanigans as they TRY to support Dylan through his relationship with Scarlett. Dylan Brodie is the baby of the Brodie family and he doesn’t feel that they take him seriously. His romantic history doesn’t do him any favors either. Poor Dylan.
I enjoyed Dylan’s growth from boy to man and his realization that Scarlett and her son were what was most important in his life.
Scarlett was an immense treat to read. From the gopher in her head to the punk mom band lyrics and the tweets she’d never send, she was a fully realized and really entertaining and vulnerable character.
Attachment Theory is Kayley Loring at her finest. It is light, funny as hell and extra steamy with a dash of vulnerability and angst. It was such a pleasure to read. I ate it up like a delicious treat.
WRITING STYLE: 5/5
PLOT: 5/5
WORLD-BUILDING: 5/5
PACING: 5/5
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: 5/5
ROMANCE: 5/5
HEAT: 5/5
I received an e-ARC of this book, my opinions are 100% my own.