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A review by kaydanielsromance
Group Therapy by BB Easton
5.0
This is the kind of sugar-crack that feeds romcom addicts, like me!! Pure comedic fun is contained within the pages of Group Therapy!
Any fan of BB Easton's, or any fan of romantic comedy in general, will fall in love with this book. Dr. Luna Sterling and Thomas O'Reardon is a brilliant couple together. Pure, forbidden chemistry with all the comedic timing that made this an unputdownable read.
Lou, as Luna likes to be called, is in the final stages of her physiologist certification and she just might make that final hurdle to her PhD if she can cure Thomas O'Reardon of his writer's block. Should be easy peasy, he's a NYT best-selling author after all, how hard can it be?
Lou doesn't tell anyone that Thomas is her favorite author, or that she might have just the tiniest crush on him. She can be a professional after all. Keep her hands to herself and get him to open up while not fangirling all over him. What she needs is more time spent opening his creativity, but not in an intimate environment....perfect solution, group therapy.
Thomas has six weeks to complete a book that he's already behind on. Six weeks to complete something that he's had zero inspiration on. Six weeks to finish a manuscript that he's felt empty about. Easy...uh...well, he has no idea how therapy can help, but there is something that keeps him coming back to his appointments week after week. It might just be time spent with his therapist, he might want to talk to her about that.
Group Therapy is zany, crazy fun and it's truly sensational. It's also refreshing to hear the inner thoughts of a therapist and know that they are human just like the rest of us; a little unsure, a little bit of a mess, and prone to making mistakes. Loved it! Loved it! Loved it!
Any fan of BB Easton's, or any fan of romantic comedy in general, will fall in love with this book. Dr. Luna Sterling and Thomas O'Reardon is a brilliant couple together. Pure, forbidden chemistry with all the comedic timing that made this an unputdownable read.
Lou, as Luna likes to be called, is in the final stages of her physiologist certification and she just might make that final hurdle to her PhD if she can cure Thomas O'Reardon of his writer's block. Should be easy peasy, he's a NYT best-selling author after all, how hard can it be?
Lou doesn't tell anyone that Thomas is her favorite author, or that she might have just the tiniest crush on him. She can be a professional after all. Keep her hands to herself and get him to open up while not fangirling all over him. What she needs is more time spent opening his creativity, but not in an intimate environment....perfect solution, group therapy.
Thomas has six weeks to complete a book that he's already behind on. Six weeks to complete something that he's had zero inspiration on. Six weeks to finish a manuscript that he's felt empty about. Easy...uh...well, he has no idea how therapy can help, but there is something that keeps him coming back to his appointments week after week. It might just be time spent with his therapist, he might want to talk to her about that.
Group Therapy is zany, crazy fun and it's truly sensational. It's also refreshing to hear the inner thoughts of a therapist and know that they are human just like the rest of us; a little unsure, a little bit of a mess, and prone to making mistakes. Loved it! Loved it! Loved it!