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A review by beautifulmessreads
That Fine Line by Cindy Steel
5.0
So I really enjoyed @authorcindysteel ‘s Christmas book... so just assumed this would be amazing too... and I was right!
That Fine Line was incredible and I really wished it could be 3x in length because I didn’t want to say goodbye... ok maybe need longer than that.
Not gonna lie, I was a little nervous with the possible love triangle goin on, but @authorcindysteel is magical and it’s not awkward/weird/uncomfortable. She’s practically a genius.
I knew Kelsey needed Cade from the beginning, but how to get rid of that pesky (seemingly nice) Parker. At first Parker seemed nice but piece by piece he started to erk me. Felt like there was more to Cade than the lifelong pranks, and enjoyed reading about the layers being pulled back. Kelsey is fantastic and I loved her personality and spunk. College age is definitely hard to learn where you belong and who you want to be. You learn so much about yourself during those years.
When the prank wars finally began it was hilarious. The build up and strain before they started was way worth it and made it super fun.
Country life sounded so blissful (besides all the hard farm work!). This book made me want to visit Idaho and all the beautiful scenery. I’m definitely a suburb girl, but enjoyed a glimpse into small town country life!
Can’t wait til Tessa has her own book because she was super sweet and such an amazing friend to Kelsey!
That Fine Line was incredible and I really wished it could be 3x in length because I didn’t want to say goodbye... ok maybe need longer than that.
Not gonna lie, I was a little nervous with the possible love triangle goin on, but @authorcindysteel is magical and it’s not awkward/weird/uncomfortable. She’s practically a genius.
I knew Kelsey needed Cade from the beginning, but how to get rid of that pesky (seemingly nice) Parker. At first Parker seemed nice but piece by piece he started to erk me. Felt like there was more to Cade than the lifelong pranks, and enjoyed reading about the layers being pulled back. Kelsey is fantastic and I loved her personality and spunk. College age is definitely hard to learn where you belong and who you want to be. You learn so much about yourself during those years.
When the prank wars finally began it was hilarious. The build up and strain before they started was way worth it and made it super fun.
Country life sounded so blissful (besides all the hard farm work!). This book made me want to visit Idaho and all the beautiful scenery. I’m definitely a suburb girl, but enjoyed a glimpse into small town country life!
Can’t wait til Tessa has her own book because she was super sweet and such an amazing friend to Kelsey!