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A review by forestidylls
Sweet Tea and Sympathy by Molly Harper
4.0
3.5. started out promising, and was written fairly well, but didn't really like how it progressed, and the ending really annoyed me.
SPOILER BELOW
Okay, she told him from the start that she would be leaving, and then when they started getting close (read: one makeout session and then sex, because, you know, that's how you get close), he was the one who essentially told her that he didn't want her around, because he wasn't ready to introduce her to his daughters as part of the family, or anyone else for that matter. And she listened to him. And then he got mad at her when she said that she was leaving, AFTER he had made it clear he wasn't ready for her to be part of his life. And then when she says she's staying, she's the one who had to apologize for even thinking about leaving before he would speak to her again. None of that rang true, right, or anything else for me.
SPOILER BELOW
Okay, she told him from the start that she would be leaving, and then when they started getting close (read: one makeout session and then sex, because, you know, that's how you get close), he was the one who essentially told her that he didn't want her around, because he wasn't ready to introduce her to his daughters as part of the family, or anyone else for that matter. And she listened to him. And then he got mad at her when she said that she was leaving, AFTER he had made it clear he wasn't ready for her to be part of his life. And then when she says she's staying, she's the one who had to apologize for even thinking about leaving before he would speak to her again. None of that rang true, right, or anything else for me.