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A review by zaineylaney
Done and Done by Leonor Soliz
3.0
Are you looking for a book with Plus Size representation?
Sequel Standalone - This book is the 3rd book in the series of Hollywood Love. Kind of. While the first book is about Ana and Liam, the second book, Love in the Times of Contempt is more of a .5 book which overlaps Ana and Liam’s story while introducing you to Ely, Ana’s best friend, and Alex, Liam’s brother. You see what happens from Ana and Liam’s side in that book. This book, it’s what happens on Ely and Alex’s side.
Co-workers - Ana and Liam have started a production company and hired Alex and Ely to run it.
Hate to Love - But after a hookup session that only started because Alex was quitting, the pair has to learn to work together while fighting the fact that they might just have feelings.
So I am sorry if this whole premise sounds complicated. I do have to say that while book .5 left me feeling slightly complicated because a lot of things weren’t explained until this book, it was very interesting to see what made these characters tick. Even though a lot of the time it was frustrating to see them fighting what we all knew to be true. Also this book is spicy so if that is not your thing, you may want to steer clear. I most love Ely because of the plus size representation in such a confident character. It was really refreshing.
Thank you to Leonor for sending me this book to read and share!
Sequel Standalone - This book is the 3rd book in the series of Hollywood Love. Kind of. While the first book is about Ana and Liam, the second book, Love in the Times of Contempt is more of a .5 book which overlaps Ana and Liam’s story while introducing you to Ely, Ana’s best friend, and Alex, Liam’s brother. You see what happens from Ana and Liam’s side in that book. This book, it’s what happens on Ely and Alex’s side.
Co-workers - Ana and Liam have started a production company and hired Alex and Ely to run it.
Hate to Love - But after a hookup session that only started because Alex was quitting, the pair has to learn to work together while fighting the fact that they might just have feelings.
So I am sorry if this whole premise sounds complicated. I do have to say that while book .5 left me feeling slightly complicated because a lot of things weren’t explained until this book, it was very interesting to see what made these characters tick. Even though a lot of the time it was frustrating to see them fighting what we all knew to be true. Also this book is spicy so if that is not your thing, you may want to steer clear. I most love Ely because of the plus size representation in such a confident character. It was really refreshing.
Thank you to Leonor for sending me this book to read and share!