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A review by thebookishattitude
Leave Him Loved by Harloe Rae
4.0
3 and a half, cowboy loving stars.
With Harloe Rae, you never know what kinda hero your gonna get,
he's either going to be OTT sweet or his gonna be a down right jerkhole.
Revee Colton, corn farmer, fell somewhere in the middle, a total sweet heart, a charmer, and according to Dottie the little ol' gossip of the town, such a heart breaker, and boy oh boy did it work for his character.
After loosing the job she was holding out for, Audria has no choice but take a teaching role somewhere she least expected. The time spent in her classroom were parts of the story I really enjoyed, weird probably, but personally these little scenes really showed the person Audria was outside of her "Friend Zone/Friend's with benefits" relationship with Revee,
As a whole Aurdia's character seemed such a scaredy cat, but Revee pushed her limits and she tried new things that she actually maybe even enjoyed in the end. I would have loved to have seen a bit more depth and character development form Audria's perspective, but for this book, Reeve stole the show, along with his best friend Gavin and Niece Gabby.
As a whole, this book didn't capture my attention like previous Harloe Rae books, but just because it took me longer to finish doesn't mean that it wasn't worth reading or that the slow burn wasn't worth that ending.
With Harloe Rae, you never know what kinda hero your gonna get,
he's either going to be OTT sweet or his gonna be a down right jerkhole.
Revee Colton, corn farmer, fell somewhere in the middle, a total sweet heart, a charmer, and according to Dottie the little ol' gossip of the town, such a heart breaker, and boy oh boy did it work for his character.
After loosing the job she was holding out for, Audria has no choice but take a teaching role somewhere she least expected. The time spent in her classroom were parts of the story I really enjoyed, weird probably, but personally these little scenes really showed the person Audria was outside of her "Friend Zone/Friend's with benefits" relationship with Revee,
As a whole Aurdia's character seemed such a scaredy cat, but Revee pushed her limits and she tried new things that she actually maybe even enjoyed in the end. I would have loved to have seen a bit more depth and character development form Audria's perspective, but for this book, Reeve stole the show, along with his best friend Gavin and Niece Gabby.
As a whole, this book didn't capture my attention like previous Harloe Rae books, but just because it took me longer to finish doesn't mean that it wasn't worth reading or that the slow burn wasn't worth that ending.