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A review by brittanica_bold
Lost and Found by Gina L. Maxwell
4.0
Another great book by Gina L. Maxwell! Seriously, I think I’m in love with her!!
What I liked about the book:
If you have read any of my reviews, you probably know that I love three things:
1. Fairy-tale retellings/reimaginings. Something about taking the concepts I grew up on and twisting them for my now-adult brain really works for me (let’s not look into the psychology behind that one).
I especially enjoy when something as magical as Peter Pan is worked into an everyday setting, like mechanics and illegal businesses.
2. I love a good dirty, yet sweet romance. In other words, I love the whole “dominate-me-during / cuddle-me-after” scenario, and Mr. Pan delivered! He is without a doubt a total dom, but he still calls her baby.
ALSO, when he asked if he could give Wendy a “real kiss”, when he stated “I used to be a Lost Boy, but the night I met Wendy, I became found”, and when he made them necklaces from their childhood gifts to one another??? STAHP! He is just the sweetest, most adorable badass I’ve read in a while. Like, can we stop with the perfect MMCs, Gina??? You’re creating unrealistic expectations!
3. I love spinoff potentials!!! So glad I got the chance to read this now when I can go scoop up Hooks book next!
...Ahem…Gina…where is my Tink book? I feel that one is going to be
I need Tink and Michael…STAT!
What didn’t do it for me:
1. This is totally a me problem, but I guess I was looking for a bit more maturity in Peter Pan. I know, that’s stupid. But it’s a reimagining…Why did you wait until the last minute to order something knowing this was the biggest event of your woman’s career? Come on, dude, get your sh*t together.
I received a copy of this ARC from NetGalley and Gina L. Maxwell in exchange for my honest review.
What I liked about the book:
If you have read any of my reviews, you probably know that I love three things:
1. Fairy-tale retellings/reimaginings. Something about taking the concepts I grew up on and twisting them for my now-adult brain really works for me (let’s not look into the psychology behind that one).
I especially enjoy when something as magical as Peter Pan is worked into an everyday setting, like mechanics and illegal businesses.
2. I love a good dirty, yet sweet romance. In other words, I love the whole “dominate-me-during / cuddle-me-after” scenario, and Mr. Pan delivered! He is without a doubt a total dom, but he still calls her baby.
ALSO, when he asked if he could give Wendy a “real kiss”, when he stated “I used to be a Lost Boy, but the night I met Wendy, I became found”, and when he made them necklaces from their childhood gifts to one another??? STAHP! He is just the sweetest, most adorable badass I’ve read in a while. Like, can we stop with the perfect MMCs, Gina??? You’re creating unrealistic expectations!
3. I love spinoff potentials!!! So glad I got the chance to read this now when I can go scoop up Hooks book next!
...Ahem…Gina…where is my Tink book? I feel that one is going to be
I need Tink and Michael…STAT!
What didn’t do it for me:
1. This is totally a me problem, but I guess I was looking for a bit more maturity in Peter Pan. I know, that’s stupid. But it’s a reimagining…Why did you wait until the last minute to order something knowing this was the biggest event of your woman’s career? Come on, dude, get your sh*t together.
I received a copy of this ARC from NetGalley and Gina L. Maxwell in exchange for my honest review.