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Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert
4.0
Talia Hibbert has done it again. These books are addictive and much like pringles once you open them you won’t want to put them down!
I was so excited for Eve Brown as this series has been a comfort for me during the pandemic and multiple UK lockdowns. You're immediately swept up in the whirlwind that is the Brown Sisters.
Eve Brown might be a disorganised chaotic mess, but she is ours. The Brown Sisters are teaching us that it is ok not to be ok. It's ok to be vulnerable with the people you love and it's also ok to learn from the mistakes you will inevitably make in relationships.
Eve meets future boss Jacob Wayne in the most inopportune moment. After an impromptu interview where Jacob can't control his emotions, and he is usually very in control, Eve 'accidentally' hits him with her car. Ok, it was an accident but Jacob is quick to judge and slower to forgive.
We know how this is going to go, we've seen it before, but the beauty of these books is in the journey of the two characters getting there. It's the slow torture of Talia Hibbert's sexual tension and the heart palpitations you experience as you turn each page. These are books you will devour, cancel your meetings, turn your phone off and ban your loved one from speaking!
I was so excited for Eve Brown as this series has been a comfort for me during the pandemic and multiple UK lockdowns. You're immediately swept up in the whirlwind that is the Brown Sisters.
Eve Brown might be a disorganised chaotic mess, but she is ours. The Brown Sisters are teaching us that it is ok not to be ok. It's ok to be vulnerable with the people you love and it's also ok to learn from the mistakes you will inevitably make in relationships.
Eve meets future boss Jacob Wayne in the most inopportune moment. After an impromptu interview where Jacob can't control his emotions, and he is usually very in control, Eve 'accidentally' hits him with her car. Ok, it was an accident but Jacob is quick to judge and slower to forgive.
We know how this is going to go, we've seen it before, but the beauty of these books is in the journey of the two characters getting there. It's the slow torture of Talia Hibbert's sexual tension and the heart palpitations you experience as you turn each page. These are books you will devour, cancel your meetings, turn your phone off and ban your loved one from speaking!