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A review by lgreads44
Until Trevor by Aurora Rose Reynolds
A little bit too sweet
Until Trevor is the second book in the Until Series by Aurora Rose Reynolds and tells us the story of Liz and Trevor, one of the Mayson brothers. Liz is shy and quiet, but again like with the author’s other books, she’s a spitfire and Trevor brings that out in her. It’s interesting to me that Liz seemed so shy in Until November and yet here we get to see what a strong woman she is. Yes, she’s still shy, but we see her come out of her shell, speak up for herself, take the life that she wants. Being a shy person myself, it was eye opening to see how November saw her and how Liz evolved in her own story.
The book was a little too schmaltzy for me, which may have been the point. I know the author has stated that she wanted these books to be lighthearted and easy, which they definitely are, but this one was a little too sweet for me. There wasn’t much conflict and when there was, it fizzled fast. There’s nothing like a good argument to get the juices flowing and to up the sexual tension, but it fell flat very quickly.
Again as with Until November, the editing needs work.
I don’t want you all to mistake my honesty as me not liking the books because I definitely do! I just want to be as truthful as possible.
Until Trevor is the second book in the Until Series by Aurora Rose Reynolds and tells us the story of Liz and Trevor, one of the Mayson brothers. Liz is shy and quiet, but again like with the author’s other books, she’s a spitfire and Trevor brings that out in her. It’s interesting to me that Liz seemed so shy in Until November and yet here we get to see what a strong woman she is. Yes, she’s still shy, but we see her come out of her shell, speak up for herself, take the life that she wants. Being a shy person myself, it was eye opening to see how November saw her and how Liz evolved in her own story.
The book was a little too schmaltzy for me, which may have been the point. I know the author has stated that she wanted these books to be lighthearted and easy, which they definitely are, but this one was a little too sweet for me. There wasn’t much conflict and when there was, it fizzled fast. There’s nothing like a good argument to get the juices flowing and to up the sexual tension, but it fell flat very quickly.
Again as with Until November, the editing needs work.
I don’t want you all to mistake my honesty as me not liking the books because I definitely do! I just want to be as truthful as possible.