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A review by kaydanielsromance
Tangled Up by Tia Louise
4.0
I love Tia Louise books and I've been loving this Bayside series, but I admit, Tangled Up was harder to sink my teeth into than the other books in this amazing series.
While I love the premise of a second chance romance (since I'm a product of that in my own personal life, I honestly love this trope), this couple ran hot and cold and I wanted to shove their faces in what they didn't want to admit so we could stay on the hot side of the story. There were a lot of great moments (don't get me wrong) I just lost the spark in the in-between moments.
Beck and Carly were a teenage couple that ran into trouble back when they were in college. Beck went on to become a doctor and Carly is a criminal psychologist, both with amazing careers by the way, but neither have really moved on from their great loves (which happen to be each other). When they both are back in their hometown, for reasons, after seven years apart, it seems as if fate has brought them together to reconcile, but it takes a whole lot more than a little hot reconciliation to make up for what happened in the past.
Can these two make up for what they lost before they lose a chance at a future again?
A lot of this story takes place back in their hometown of Eden and there are a lot of new secondary characters that pop up in this small coastal town where Beck and Carly grew up that sound very interesting for future books. While this particular book didn't hit home with me, I still adore Tia Louise and her writing and this interconnected series has been a huge win overall.
While I love the premise of a second chance romance (since I'm a product of that in my own personal life, I honestly love this trope), this couple ran hot and cold and I wanted to shove their faces in what they didn't want to admit so we could stay on the hot side of the story. There were a lot of great moments (don't get me wrong) I just lost the spark in the in-between moments.
Beck and Carly were a teenage couple that ran into trouble back when they were in college. Beck went on to become a doctor and Carly is a criminal psychologist, both with amazing careers by the way, but neither have really moved on from their great loves (which happen to be each other). When they both are back in their hometown, for reasons, after seven years apart, it seems as if fate has brought them together to reconcile, but it takes a whole lot more than a little hot reconciliation to make up for what happened in the past.
Can these two make up for what they lost before they lose a chance at a future again?
A lot of this story takes place back in their hometown of Eden and there are a lot of new secondary characters that pop up in this small coastal town where Beck and Carly grew up that sound very interesting for future books. While this particular book didn't hit home with me, I still adore Tia Louise and her writing and this interconnected series has been a huge win overall.