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A review by gillianw
Fish & Chips by Abigail Roux
4.0
4 stars (rounded up)
Well, fucking hallelujah, I've finally seen a glimpse of what makes this series so beloved by so many people. While Ty and Zane still have their moments of weirdness around each other (emotional honesty is such a bitch, amirite?), things get very hot and heavy between them as they are given an undercover assignment posing as a married couple. On a cruise ship, no less. These two are best when they're going at it like bunnies, less so when they actually have to sit down and talk to one another. But, they do seem to be getting better at it - there's nothing like a life or death situation for spilling secrets, I guess.
All in all, a huge improvement over book one but this series still has room to impress me. Let's see what the next book brings.
Well, fucking hallelujah, I've finally seen a glimpse of what makes this series so beloved by so many people. While Ty and Zane still have their moments of weirdness around each other (emotional honesty is such a bitch, amirite?), things get very hot and heavy between them as they are given an undercover assignment posing as a married couple. On a cruise ship, no less. These two are best when they're going at it like bunnies, less so when they actually have to sit down and talk to one another. But, they do seem to be getting better at it - there's nothing like a life or death situation for spilling secrets, I guess.
All in all, a huge improvement over book one but this series still has room to impress me. Let's see what the next book brings.