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A review by paddlefoot55
Laws of Physics: Motion by Penny Reid
4.0
Copy received from author for an honest review
I haven't read the final Elements book Heat, and I have such terrible bookzheimer's that I have completely forgotten who Abram is - but that did not affect my reading of Motion.
I adore Mona and Abram's story. I gotta say, there were a couple of characters in the first couple of chapters that I thought I was going to t want to throw my kindle at -gees, they got to me! But some of them were a little bit better as the story progresses - but not all of them.
I loved the snark and banter between our lovelies. Even knowing what is going on between the, you can feel the push/pull. And the sexual tension leaps off the pages.
I laughed out loud at times, particularly with Mona. I so want to be friends with her.
I knew this book was going to end on a cliffhanger, however I was completely engrossed in this story, until BAM - I had hit the end.
Thankfully we don't have too long to wait until the next book, however I am sitting here, wondering, waiting, needing to know what happens next.
I haven't read the final Elements book Heat, and I have such terrible bookzheimer's that I have completely forgotten who Abram is - but that did not affect my reading of Motion.
I adore Mona and Abram's story. I gotta say, there were a couple of characters in the first couple of chapters that I thought I was going to t want to throw my kindle at -gees, they got to me! But some of them were a little bit better as the story progresses - but not all of them.
I loved the snark and banter between our lovelies. Even knowing what is going on between the, you can feel the push/pull. And the sexual tension leaps off the pages.
I laughed out loud at times, particularly with Mona. I so want to be friends with her.
I knew this book was going to end on a cliffhanger, however I was completely engrossed in this story, until BAM - I had hit the end.
Thankfully we don't have too long to wait until the next book, however I am sitting here, wondering, waiting, needing to know what happens next.