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A review by stephsnextread
The Path to Loving Him by Meghan Quinn
3.5
This is book #3 in Meghan Quinn’s Almond Bay series of interconnected standalones. I haven’t read the first two and was able to follow everything, but now I want to go back and read Ryland’s siblings’ stories!
In true Meghan Quinn fashion, this book is spicy and the spice starts right from the beginning. No slow burn for Ryland and Gabby! Gabby is fresh off a bad interview and needs to let off some steam. She decides a one-night stand with Ryland is exactly what she needs. A few days later, she finds out that she gets the job and Ryland is her boss…and, in a surprising turn of events, her landlord.
I felt the spice was a little repetitive and the book was longer than I usually prefer for romance, but I still enjoyed it. I really loved Ryland’s family, as well as Gabby’s relationship with her brother. I thought the family dynamics were some of the best parts of the book. But I also enjoyed Ryland and Gabby after they decided to acknowledge their feelings for each other.
The audiobook was great! I love duet narration so much more than dual narration! In duet narration, the female narrator always voices the female’s lines (even in the chapters from the male point of view) and vice versa. I enjoyed both narrators, and thought that Sebastian York’s gravely voice was particularly perfect for the character.
Thank you to Meghan Quinn and Hambright PR for this ALC in exchange for my honest review.
Read if you like:
💕 One-night stand to friends to lovers
💕 Workplace romance
💕 Forced proximity
💕 Single dad MMC (he’s actually an uncle but has custody)
In true Meghan Quinn fashion, this book is spicy and the spice starts right from the beginning. No slow burn for Ryland and Gabby! Gabby is fresh off a bad interview and needs to let off some steam. She decides a one-night stand with Ryland is exactly what she needs. A few days later, she finds out that she gets the job and Ryland is her boss…and, in a surprising turn of events, her landlord.
I felt the spice was a little repetitive and the book was longer than I usually prefer for romance, but I still enjoyed it. I really loved Ryland’s family, as well as Gabby’s relationship with her brother. I thought the family dynamics were some of the best parts of the book. But I also enjoyed Ryland and Gabby after they decided to acknowledge their feelings for each other.
The audiobook was great! I love duet narration so much more than dual narration! In duet narration, the female narrator always voices the female’s lines (even in the chapters from the male point of view) and vice versa. I enjoyed both narrators, and thought that Sebastian York’s gravely voice was particularly perfect for the character.
Thank you to Meghan Quinn and Hambright PR for this ALC in exchange for my honest review.
Read if you like:
💕 One-night stand to friends to lovers
💕 Workplace romance
💕 Forced proximity
💕 Single dad MMC (he’s actually an uncle but has custody)