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All Grown Up
by Vi Keeland
4 'my turn' stars!
Being of a certain ‘mature’ age I found that I could really appreciate this older woman – younger man romance.
I felt for Valentina, she had spent so many years of her life sacrificing herself for her marriage and her son. Her husband had left her for a much younger woman and destroyed any self-confidence that Val had left. Her best friend, Eve, opens up an online dating profile for her and there she connects with 'Donovan' and a relationship starts to grow through messaging.
Ford Donovan…sigh. He's a 'young' 25 year old who had to grown up fast after his parents death, taking care of his younger sister. I love how he is the one that continues to pursue Val.
The one thing that irked me while reading was that it took so long for Valentina to come to grips with falling for a younger man and him having such strong feelings for her. Her insecurities coming to the surface a few too many times.
Overall and enjoyable read that I would gladly read again. I would be interested to find some more books with a similar trope.
Being of a certain ‘mature’ age I found that I could really appreciate this older woman – younger man romance.
I felt for Valentina, she had spent so many years of her life sacrificing herself for her marriage and her son. Her husband had left her for a much younger woman and destroyed any self-confidence that Val had left. Her best friend, Eve, opens up an online dating profile for her and there she connects with 'Donovan' and a relationship starts to grow through messaging.
Ford Donovan…sigh. He's a 'young' 25 year old who had to grown up fast after his parents death, taking care of his younger sister. I love how he is the one that continues to pursue Val.
"You look in the mirror and see the woman your ex made you feel like - a thirty-seven-year-old mom. I look at you and see what you actually are - a sexy-as-fuck woman who has a killer rack, curver I want to memorize in the dark, and a laugh that's contagious."
The one thing that irked me while reading was that it took so long for Valentina to come to grips with falling for a younger man and him having such strong feelings for her. Her insecurities coming to the surface a few too many times.
Overall and enjoyable read that I would gladly read again. I would be interested to find some more books with a similar trope.