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jayqueuetee 's review for:
Crazy Stupid Bromance
by Lyssa Kay Adams
I do wonder if this title will change... I don't think the words "crazy" or "stupid" can be attached to a fun romcom with quite the same amount of public acceptance that a movie like Crazy Stupid Love was able to get away with years ago.
After a somewhat weak first showing, this series has settled in for me. Now that we're leaning in on the buddy comedy aspect of all of it, I'm here for it. Noah is probably my favorite of the protagonists thus far, and I love how surly he is with the guys in the Bromance Book Club.
The whole plot about Alexis's long lost father is handled well, and realistically - I appreciate that the rest of the family has trouble with her suddenly appearing in their lives, and the family drama is taken seriously - and the conflict between her and Noah is earned. These books are fairly slight but I like them.
After a somewhat weak first showing, this series has settled in for me. Now that we're leaning in on the buddy comedy aspect of all of it, I'm here for it. Noah is probably my favorite of the protagonists thus far, and I love how surly he is with the guys in the Bromance Book Club.
The whole plot about Alexis's long lost father is handled well, and realistically - I appreciate that the rest of the family has trouble with her suddenly appearing in their lives, and the family drama is taken seriously - and the conflict between her and Noah is earned. These books are fairly slight but I like them.