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A review by indigoivee
Five Ways to Fall Out of Love by Emily Martin
4.0
Okay, I’ve been wanting to read this book for some time now, I really liked the title and was very intrigued. And let me just say, it delivered.
From the main character, to the love interest(s), to the plot, this book was brilliant. I love how cynical our main character was about love, but wasn’t two dimensional about it, she was willing to give it a chance even given the history with love she had. She was amazing and stubborn and totally relatable. The love plot gave us strangers-to-lovers, but then, love-triangle, but also, ex-best-friends-cousin, and then, best-friend-to-enemies-to-lovers. It was totally chaotic and really showed how people can have more than one love interest in a not so quirky way. I loved how the sevens were delivered and I loved the spice (
From the main character, to the love interest(s), to the plot, this book was brilliant. I love how cynical our main character was about love, but wasn’t two dimensional about it, she was willing to give it a chance even given the history with love she had. She was amazing and stubborn and totally relatable. The love plot gave us strangers-to-lovers, but then, love-triangle, but also, ex-best-friends-cousin, and then, best-friend-to-enemies-to-lovers. It was totally chaotic and really showed how people can have more than one love interest in a not so quirky way. I loved how the sevens were delivered and I loved the spice (