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A review by alohabooksandbujos
Rewrite the Rules by Kay Cove
5.0
Billionaire meets boss/employee meets friends with benefits featuring a sarcastic and lovable female lead and a cinnamon roll male lead who should address his family trauma? It’s the perfect recipe!
Adler is probably my favorite female lead of the year. She’s spunky, she’s sarcastic, she’s a little insecure and battles that internal anxiety monster, and she rocks it. Between the connections with her gal pals and Joel- I’m convinced Adler is everyone’s best friend and I’m next in line. Kay Cove has created a delicious spicy read about none other than a spicy writer. It was bound to be a winner on that alone. The banter and aspirations of goals is easy and the romance natural. I’m not usually one who enjoys the first time/secret virgin trope and I am a little peeved at Adler for handling some things the way she did but the conflict made it interesting and was a leading point to some vulnerable moments. If you’re looking for some juicy spice with a plot and lovable characters, why haven’t you picked this up yet? Best part is while it can be read as a stand-alone, it is book 2 in the series and you bet your booty I am running to snag the first.
Adler is probably my favorite female lead of the year. She’s spunky, she’s sarcastic, she’s a little insecure and battles that internal anxiety monster, and she rocks it. Between the connections with her gal pals and Joel- I’m convinced Adler is everyone’s best friend and I’m next in line. Kay Cove has created a delicious spicy read about none other than a spicy writer. It was bound to be a winner on that alone. The banter and aspirations of goals is easy and the romance natural. I’m not usually one who enjoys the first time/secret virgin trope and I am a little peeved at Adler for handling some things the way she did but the conflict made it interesting and was a leading point to some vulnerable moments. If you’re looking for some juicy spice with a plot and lovable characters, why haven’t you picked this up yet? Best part is while it can be read as a stand-alone, it is book 2 in the series and you bet your booty I am running to snag the first.