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A review by tatyanavogt
An Earl, the Girl, and a Toddler by Vanessa Riley
3.0
I really enjoyed the first book in the series so I was really excited to pick this one up and get into it.
Sadly it took awhile for things to get going, and then when it finally did there were some things that I just didn't enjoy. I didn't like the lack of communication and secretes in the story, I didn't really feel the passion and connection most of the time (at some points I did, I liked them together early on) and there were just several things that didn't fully make sense to me.
A key part of the story didn't have a strong enough connection in the beginning. It was brought up after the fact to try and explain things away but at that point it didn't really feel genuine.
That being said, when the characters did talk to each other I REALLY enjoyed that writing. And In general I liked the book but I just didn't love it.
I will read more from the series though. I still enjoy the writing and the over all concept behind these stories even if this one wasn't my favorite.
Sadly it took awhile for things to get going, and then when it finally did there were some things that I just didn't enjoy. I didn't like the lack of communication and secretes in the story, I didn't really feel the passion and connection most of the time (at some points I did, I liked them together early on) and there were just several things that didn't fully make sense to me.
A key part of the story didn't have a strong enough connection in the beginning. It was brought up after the fact to try and explain things away but at that point it didn't really feel genuine.
That being said, when the characters did talk to each other I REALLY enjoyed that writing. And In general I liked the book but I just didn't love it.
I will read more from the series though. I still enjoy the writing and the over all concept behind these stories even if this one wasn't my favorite.