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A review by jlynandstories
Redeemed by Lauren Asher
challenging
emotional
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Can I have my own Santi?!?! I am so in love with him.
Love love love.
Everything good about a romance novel. Great characters and fun plot! I love fake relationships and adding in a cute babysitting plot made me gitty. I am in love with Santiago Alatorre! Chloe is great as well. Santi and Chloe made my heart melt through the whole book. Less spicy than the other books in this series which makes me so grateful. I got so tired of how the male POVs in this series mainly thought about how much they wanted to f**k the female leads. Santiago was a breath of fresh air and his POVs got me kicking my feet in the air and giggling. His journey to recovery was also inspiring to read about. If I could I would recommend everyone to save their brain cells and just read this book in the series.
What funny about me reading this is because I’m pretty sure Santi is loosely inspired by Carlos Saniz and he recently had an appendicitis and had to sit out the last F1 race. He is now back this week. Not anywhere as extreme as what Santi went through but the timing of me finally reading this books is impeccable.
Update: Carlos Saniz just won the 2024 Australia Grand Prix two weeks after his surgery. So apart of me thinks that’ reading this book gave him good luck lol. The race was chaotic, Max dnf in the 4th lap, Lewis Hamilton had engine failure in the 17th lab and George Russell had an accident in the last lap, (he was okay!)
Love love love.
Everything good about a romance novel. Great characters and fun plot! I love fake relationships and adding in a cute babysitting plot made me gitty. I am in love with Santiago Alatorre! Chloe is great as well. Santi and Chloe made my heart melt through the whole book. Less spicy than the other books in this series which makes me so grateful. I got so tired of how the male POVs in this series mainly thought about how much they wanted to f**k the female leads. Santiago was a breath of fresh air and his POVs got me kicking my feet in the air and giggling. His journey to recovery was also inspiring to read about. If I could I would recommend everyone to save their brain cells and just read this book in the series.
What funny about me reading this is because I’m pretty sure Santi is loosely inspired by Carlos Saniz and he recently had an appendicitis and had to sit out the last F1 race. He is now back this week. Not anywhere as extreme as what Santi went through but the timing of me finally reading this books is impeccable.
Update: Carlos Saniz just won the 2024 Australia Grand Prix two weeks after his surgery. So apart of me thinks that’ reading this book gave him good luck lol. The race was chaotic, Max dnf in the 4th lap, Lewis Hamilton had engine failure in the 17th lab and George Russell had an accident in the last lap, (he was okay!)