A review by ladymcgrace
Say I Do by Brea Alepoú, Skyler Snow

challenging dark emotional funny tense medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

I love this book. You hear me love it‼️🤌🏾

Everything was chef's kiss😩 Especially the scenes weighed, Harlow would place a knife on Benito's neck, and Benito will hold the gun to him or choke him😩🔥✋🏾

Loved the dynamic between benito and harlow, the little things harlow would do to piss benito off like changing the bedside drawers😂😂😂

Loved how they were not gentle with each other. But they were the perfect match for each other😩♥️

Tony and harlow's interactions killed me😂😂😂

The authors really did justice to the enemies to lovers troupe, They were real enemies that loved that it didn't shy away from being violent. They didn't hold back when they were fighting😩🤌🏾‼️

Their love was not gentle, which I appreciated it was rough, It was passionate, It was consuming, It was jealous, It was forceful, It was possessive. There was nothing gentle about how they love, but they had gentle moments when needed.

- That kitchen food fighting scene was my favorite🔥😩🤌🏾 It properly incapsulated that there is a fine line between love and hate. And that is the Epitome  of harlow and benito's love, 

The only thing that annoyed me is that they made Quincy. Fall in love with harlow , which annoyed me because harlow needed a friend more since he is still getting used to the Vitale family. He could have been the best friend that falls the love with tony😂🤪

- That wedding scene where they broke the table is so them🔥😩‼️🤌🏾
Loved the baby surprise at the end, That baby is gonna be spoiled in rotten by benito🥺🥺🥺🥺