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A review by chloe_liese
The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams
5.0
In this marriage in crisis that's more like a marriage that began in the fast lane, I found myself resonating lots with the challenges couples face as kids enter the picture and the honeymoon phase wears off. Throw in a group of romance reading guys who want to learn to be better partners, and I'm done. Hook, line, and sinker.
This was a fresh premise with a clear voice and characters that I truly felt for. Gavin pushed through his pride and fought for his marriage, and Thea had some real work to do in learning to unpack the pain of her childhood so she could be a more honest and vulnerable partner. This felt realistic while also delightfully escapist. It packed just the right amount of humor, playfulness, heart, and steam.
This was a fresh premise with a clear voice and characters that I truly felt for. Gavin pushed through his pride and fought for his marriage, and Thea had some real work to do in learning to unpack the pain of her childhood so she could be a more honest and vulnerable partner. This felt realistic while also delightfully escapist. It packed just the right amount of humor, playfulness, heart, and steam.