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elle_lit_zabeth's Reviews (868)
Jennifer Hartmann's books rarely leave me unarmed, but when she combines her talent with Chelley St. Clair’s, we reach another level. This book walks a fine line between psychological thriller and romance. It grabs you from the 1st chapter and even once the last page reached, you are not even completely free of it.
I loved everything in this story: from rhythm that left me breathless to the immersion in the character’s psyche; from their deep, raw discussions to the action scenes, and every plot and twist in between. Everything is so well written and forms a perfectly closed circle.
I have rarely seen characters so well defined and so coherent in their personalities, so of course, I was very attached to Everly and Issac.
The spicy scenes are incredible and the evolution of the characters left me so satisfied. I also loved this conclusion and the promise of other books in this universe in the acknowledgments (I guess a book about Tanner and another about Allison maybe?).
A favorite!
This book felt like a breath of fresh air—a delightful escape that left me smiling long after I turned the last page. It’s the kind of story that doesn’t need flashy twists or over-the-top drama to hook you; instead, it captures your heart with its authenticity and warmth. Eve and Hunter’s journey was so endearing, from their awkward yet electric interactions to the slow unraveling of their deep connection.
I loved the mix of humor, heartfelt moments, and the genuine way the story explored themes of self-discovery, friendship, and love. Hunter’s secret crush added such a sweet vulnerability to his character, and Eve’s growth felt real and relatable. The forced proximity, road trip vibes, and “only one bed” trope? Chef’s kiss!
It was refreshing to see a romance set in the vibrant college world that also highlighted the importance of found family and chasing your dreams. This wasn’t just a love story—it was a story about finding yourself and opening up to possibilities. Honestly, I could read about Eve and Hunter forever.