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diemerdarling 's review for:
The Trade
by Meghan Quinn
I loved this one! I was captivated from the very beginning!
I loved our characters so much! While Corey certainly struggled with stress and could definitely have benefited from a therapist, I love how he was the nice guy of the team and that he fell fast and hard for Natalie. Natalie is soooo relatable for me! She is awkward, self-conscious, and sensitive and man, did I vibe with that.
Corey’s relationship with his team and “fans” goes through some major struggles. Corey, being the nice guy of the team that he is, takes it in stride and eventually all the hate takes its toll on his mental health and his relationship with Natalie.
Natalie also goes on a crazy journey of discovering her own self-worth. I don’t want to give too much away, but she has been with the same man her entire life and now that she’s back on the market, she learns a LOT about dating and her preferences and honestly she’s my favorite of the three Meghan Quinn FMC’s that I’ve read so far.
I loved seeing a glimpse of pre-Kinsley Maddox (well, before-his-book-Maddox). I definitely wish I would’ve read these in order but out of the three in this series that were available to me on Hoopla, I went in order of which plot caught my interest. And while I highly recommend these, reading them in order will definitely help things make more sense (even if they technically are all stand alones).
I loved our characters so much! While Corey certainly struggled with stress and could definitely have benefited from a therapist, I love how he was the nice guy of the team and that he fell fast and hard for Natalie. Natalie is soooo relatable for me! She is awkward, self-conscious, and sensitive and man, did I vibe with that.
Corey’s relationship with his team and “fans” goes through some major struggles. Corey, being the nice guy of the team that he is, takes it in stride and eventually all the hate takes its toll on his mental health and his relationship with Natalie.
Natalie also goes on a crazy journey of discovering her own self-worth. I don’t want to give too much away, but she has been with the same man her entire life and now that she’s back on the market, she learns a LOT about dating and her preferences and honestly she’s my favorite of the three Meghan Quinn FMC’s that I’ve read so far.
I loved seeing a glimpse of pre-Kinsley Maddox (well, before-his-book-Maddox). I definitely wish I would’ve read these in order but out of the three in this series that were available to me on Hoopla, I went in order of which plot caught my interest. And while I highly recommend these, reading them in order will definitely help things make more sense (even if they technically are all stand alones).