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A review by eajohnston
Until Willow by Aurora Rose Reynolds
5.0
4.5 ⭐️
Until Willow is Clay and Willow’s love story. Their meet cute is very unique - Willow is coming out of a store when she sees two strange men by her car. Clay comes out of nowhere and pretends to be her boyfriend by kissing her out of nowhere. Willow is stunned, but totally into it.
Willow finds herself running into Clay and needing him, so they form a sort of friendship. Clay seems smitten with Willow from the very beginning, even though he is 100% against relationships. Even with that mindset, he continually pursues Willow and let’s her know what he wants: HER.
Willow is hesitant as she doesn’t have the best track record with the men she dates. She ends up breaking up with them and then becoming good friends. But when she finally allows herself to open herself up to Clay, she goes all in with him.
Until Willow gives us some unexpected suspense for the very beginning, which I loved. But let me tell you - I was hesitant to trust ANY of the characters (except for Willow) until closer to the end. I didn’t trust Clay, Leah, Carly, Matthew, his friends, Clay’s brothers, Willow’s coworkers, NO ONE. But once we finally find out everything, it was easier to fall in love with the innocent characters.
I hope we see more of Clay’s brothers in the future!
Until Willow is Clay and Willow’s love story. Their meet cute is very unique - Willow is coming out of a store when she sees two strange men by her car. Clay comes out of nowhere and pretends to be her boyfriend by kissing her out of nowhere. Willow is stunned, but totally into it.
Willow finds herself running into Clay and needing him, so they form a sort of friendship. Clay seems smitten with Willow from the very beginning, even though he is 100% against relationships. Even with that mindset, he continually pursues Willow and let’s her know what he wants: HER.
Willow is hesitant as she doesn’t have the best track record with the men she dates. She ends up breaking up with them and then becoming good friends. But when she finally allows herself to open herself up to Clay, she goes all in with him.
Until Willow gives us some unexpected suspense for the very beginning, which I loved. But let me tell you - I was hesitant to trust ANY of the characters (except for Willow) until closer to the end. I didn’t trust Clay, Leah, Carly, Matthew, his friends, Clay’s brothers, Willow’s coworkers, NO ONE. But once we finally find out everything, it was easier to fall in love with the innocent characters.
I hope we see more of Clay’s brothers in the future!