Tyler

3/5 • A frustratingly, toxic relationship.

While I appreciated the beautiful writing of this book with rich descriptions. The dynamic between the two main characters can only be described as toxic. I found myself towards the end really not caring about their relationship and wanting them to both just move on as they both brought too many issues and hid their true emotions.

Okay, I'm sorry Miss Rebecca that I ever doubted you! The fact that you have made me hate, tolerate, like, love and then absolutely despise a a primary character in this series shows how incredibly well written these books are. Unfortunately, from pages 200-400 I felt a real lull in the pacing and not a whole lot of things were happening; however, now finishing the book I understand why these scenes were important for the conclusion of this book. I have taken off a star though because I do feel like the middle of the book could have been more condensed to reduce the overall length of the book or even if more storyline peaks were included to juxtapose the troughs of important information. Overall, that ending had me gagged and I'm jumping straight into the third and final book.

Wow! I can't believe it's taken me this long to read this series. I'm obsessed!

If Belly doesn't end up with Jeremiah I'm going to be pissed! Also I'm begging for a single POV in book three, the introduction of Jeremiah's POV in this book was awful. The man barely strings 5 words into each sentence, it's like being in the mind of a toddler just learning to speak.

Loved the cute and cozy tea vibes this book provided.