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A review by the_discworldian
Abroad: Book Two by Liz Jacobs
5.0
Popsugar 2018 Reading Challenge: A book that’s published in 2018
Okay, same disclaimer as for [b: Abroad: Book One|34605048|Abroad Book One (Abroad, #1)|Liz Jacobs|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1492755713s/34605048.jpg|55752493]: I know the author, she's awesome, I can't claim to be unbiased.
That said, if you read the first book, you should absolutely read this one. Same praise as before: the characters are all lovely human beings and the conflict arises naturally from the different personalities and situations rather than anyone actually being a bad person. There isn't an antagonist in this (well, except the two drunken assholes in that one scene, but they're not in it for very long). People who were left wanting more sex scenes after Book One will have plenty here, and instead of slow burn romance we get slow burn conflict. Everyone and everything in this book feels real, and the story itself is satisfying and hopeful. Just read it, k?
Okay, same disclaimer as for [b: Abroad: Book One|34605048|Abroad Book One (Abroad, #1)|Liz Jacobs|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1492755713s/34605048.jpg|55752493]: I know the author, she's awesome, I can't claim to be unbiased.
That said, if you read the first book, you should absolutely read this one. Same praise as before: the characters are all lovely human beings and the conflict arises naturally from the different personalities and situations rather than anyone actually being a bad person. There isn't an antagonist in this (well, except the two drunken assholes in that one scene, but they're not in it for very long). People who were left wanting more sex scenes after Book One will have plenty here, and instead of slow burn romance we get slow burn conflict. Everyone and everything in this book feels real, and the story itself is satisfying and hopeful. Just read it, k?