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A review by shanayaareads
Sex, Not Love by Vi Keeland
5.0
This book? So so good, but not at all what I was expecting going into it, especially with a title like “sex, not love”. Having read so many of Vi Keeland’s novels at this point, I should be used to the unexpected but damn, I don’t think I’ll ever be prepared for what this woman puts me through in these novels. But this one, I was in love and in pain all in the same go.
Hunter? He might be the filthy mouth love of my life.
This book was good from beginning to end. Hunter is potty mouthed and gorgeous as hell and he had my heart the second I met him. (Vi Keeland writes some of the best males characters ever, imo) He’s funny, charming, sweet as hell and hot too; but more than that Hunter had heart. You couldn’t help but love the guy.
I did not expect halfway through the turn this would take and I certainly did not expect half of the emotions I’d feel as a result.
When that little twist came up, I was about ready to put this baby down, if I’m honest. The last time I read a book by Vi Keeland that followed a degenerative disease plot, I sobbed for ages. I was not prepared to do that again but I had to know how it ended and boy am I glad that I suck it up and stuck through.
I loved this book so much, I don’t think I can even explain it. All the characters were so good and so fun, even the side characters. And you know it’s a good one when you’re even kind of obsessed with the side characters.
Vi Keeland truly can do no wrong in my eyes and this book is undeniable proof of that.
Hunter? He might be the filthy mouth love of my life.
This book was good from beginning to end. Hunter is potty mouthed and gorgeous as hell and he had my heart the second I met him. (Vi Keeland writes some of the best males characters ever, imo) He’s funny, charming, sweet as hell and hot too; but more than that Hunter had heart. You couldn’t help but love the guy.
I did not expect halfway through the turn this would take and I certainly did not expect half of the emotions I’d feel as a result.
When that little twist came up, I was about ready to put this baby down, if I’m honest. The last time I read a book by Vi Keeland that followed a degenerative disease plot, I sobbed for ages. I was not prepared to do that again but I had to know how it ended and boy am I glad that I suck it up and stuck through.
I loved this book so much, I don’t think I can even explain it. All the characters were so good and so fun, even the side characters. And you know it’s a good one when you’re even kind of obsessed with the side characters.
Vi Keeland truly can do no wrong in my eyes and this book is undeniable proof of that.