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A review by whenshanreads
Never Too Soon by Tamika Christy
4.0
I was given an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I. Loved. This. Book.
Everything about it was so refreshing and enjoyable. The main character, Anaya, was so relatable. The book is definitely character driven with so many story lines to enjoy. Anaya's friends, Sophie and Catie, are your typical homegirls with their typical drama about dating, relationships, family dysfunction and character flaws. Her sister is a riot! Besides her flaws, I think she was my favorite character in the book. The only thing I didn't like was not knowing the back story of her relationships with the two men. This may have been talked about in the first book in the series. Nonetheless, with limited info, it was fairly easy to grasp a basic concept of their history. This book explores friend dynamics, work drama and how she navigates it to come out on top, romantic relationships and doing what's best for yourself as well as boundaries of respect and loyalty within in friendships. I definitely recommend this book!
I. Loved. This. Book.
Everything about it was so refreshing and enjoyable. The main character, Anaya, was so relatable. The book is definitely character driven with so many story lines to enjoy. Anaya's friends, Sophie and Catie, are your typical homegirls with their typical drama about dating, relationships, family dysfunction and character flaws. Her sister is a riot! Besides her flaws, I think she was my favorite character in the book. The only thing I didn't like was not knowing the back story of her relationships with the two men. This may have been talked about in the first book in the series. Nonetheless, with limited info, it was fairly easy to grasp a basic concept of their history. This book explores friend dynamics, work drama and how she navigates it to come out on top, romantic relationships and doing what's best for yourself as well as boundaries of respect and loyalty within in friendships. I definitely recommend this book!