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A review by jaimejustreadsromance
All Lined Up by Cora Carmack
5.0
If I wasn't obsessed with Garrick and Bliss and wouldn't somehow feel as though I was being unfaithful to them, I could clearly claim this to be Cora's best book yet. I won't even get into the fact that I'm swooning over a college kid who is at least 17 years my junior.
I like Dallas and Carson as individuals but fell in love with them as a couple. Dallas is smart, opinionated, and knows what she wants even though heartbreak in the past keeps her from going for it right away. Dallas was sweet, focused and far more mature than some of his peers. Together they were patient and understanding, sweet, yet hot and I was rooting for them to make it from the moment they met.
Dallas's dad was somewhat frustrating but knowing that he was a single father raising his daughter after her mother left them allowed me to have a soft spot in my heart and hope that he would eventually right the wrongs he had done while raising Dallas.
Stella, the wild and rambunctious best friend was a hoot, I'm hoping that her story is part of the series yet to come, with Ryan maybe? She was exactly the person that Dallas needed to help her step outside of herself if only for a moment and experience college life in the way it's meant to be experienced, but she also is very protective of her.
As usual, the writing was perfection, the plot simple and realistic, the characters swoonworthy and real enough that I want to hang out with them. Cora Carmack can do no wrong.
I'm already counting down the days until we get to read Silas' story in book #2.
*I received an ARC from Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review
I like Dallas and Carson as individuals but fell in love with them as a couple. Dallas is smart, opinionated, and knows what she wants even though heartbreak in the past keeps her from going for it right away. Dallas was sweet, focused and far more mature than some of his peers. Together they were patient and understanding, sweet, yet hot and I was rooting for them to make it from the moment they met.
Dallas's dad was somewhat frustrating but knowing that he was a single father raising his daughter after her mother left them allowed me to have a soft spot in my heart and hope that he would eventually right the wrongs he had done while raising Dallas.
Stella, the wild and rambunctious best friend was a hoot, I'm hoping that her story is part of the series yet to come, with Ryan maybe? She was exactly the person that Dallas needed to help her step outside of herself if only for a moment and experience college life in the way it's meant to be experienced, but she also is very protective of her.
As usual, the writing was perfection, the plot simple and realistic, the characters swoonworthy and real enough that I want to hang out with them. Cora Carmack can do no wrong.
I'm already counting down the days until we get to read Silas' story in book #2.
*I received an ARC from Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review