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A review by kzimm2024
The Stopover by T.L. Swan
4.0
I read the next book, "The Takeover", before this one and I have to say I enjoyed it better.
This was ok but I got whiplash with the back and forth "I love you" to "Move on, I have". Heartbreaking. Jay, Jim, Jameson is a bastard that doesn't deserve Emily. I can't say I would have forgiven him after that last "stopover" encounter. I would like to think that when he came crawling back (and in real life there is no assurance that he would since he is a bastard) I would have told him point blank that he needs to work to rebuild my trust, because it was broken. She caved pretty quick.
I think I would have responded more positively to them getting back together if he had had to feel that emotion that she did and had to work for it, rather than " its been hell without her".
It was just a deal breaker moment for me and we got absolutely no assurance from the devil that it wouldn't happen again. It felt like a huge betrayal, huge!
This was ok but I got whiplash with the back and forth "I love you" to "Move on, I have". Heartbreaking. Jay, Jim, Jameson is a bastard that doesn't deserve Emily. I can't say I would have forgiven him after that last "stopover" encounter. I would like to think that when he came crawling back (and in real life there is no assurance that he would since he is a bastard) I would have told him point blank that he needs to work to rebuild my trust, because it was broken. She caved pretty quick.
I think I would have responded more positively to them getting back together if he had had to feel that emotion that she did and had to work for it, rather than " its been hell without her".
It was just a deal breaker moment for me and we got absolutely no assurance from the devil that it wouldn't happen again. It felt like a huge betrayal, huge!