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Take My Hand
by Missouri Vaun
4.5/5
I enjoyed this book. I read it last and had been waiting to read about these two because I love Clay and how they describe her. It was a good read. I wanted to keep reading more about the two of them. They, to me, seem like the most domestic of the three couples and I was hoping to read more about them slipping into domestic bliss with each other. I enjoyed the budding romance between the two of them and watching them deal with their attraction to each other as well as deal with their own personal problems. However, I think Vaun was trying too hard to give us a HEA within a page limit. That probably bring me to my biggest issue with this book: the ending segments. It is the first of the trilogy which means I already knew what happens during the ending drama. However, in the other books there was still a number of things that followed that drama while there was not much here. It just seemed odd that something that felt like relatively impactful drama was not touched until 80% through the book.
I enjoyed this book. I read it last and had been waiting to read about these two because I love Clay and how they describe her. It was a good read. I wanted to keep reading more about the two of them. They, to me, seem like the most domestic of the three couples and I was hoping to read more about them slipping into domestic bliss with each other. I enjoyed the budding romance between the two of them and watching them deal with their attraction to each other as well as deal with their own personal problems. However, I think Vaun was trying too hard to give us a HEA within a page limit. That probably bring me to my biggest issue with this book: the ending segments. It is the first of the trilogy which means I already knew what happens during the ending drama. However, in the other books there was still a number of things that followed that drama while there was not much here. It just seemed odd that something that felt like relatively impactful drama was not touched until 80% through the book.