2.5
Make Me Dream of You had a lot of things that I, personally, do not like. However, I did read the whole thing, so it wasn’t all bad.
Livvy has just graduated and has moved back home to crash with her sister while she looks for a job she can tell people about, and not here sexting side hustle. Waiting for an ‘interview’ to bartend at the place her sister works, she gets hit on by no other than Noah Dixon, her childhood crush and sister’s ex-boyfriend, only he doesn’t recognise her.
Noah doesn’t date. He’s not interested, but that doesn’t stop him from hitting on the first woman to catch his attention in years. But then he finds out she’s his ex’s little sister, meaning she’s off limits, it’s ok though, he’s got his Angel, a woman he’s been taking and sexting for the last eight months if only he could get her to meet him.
You know where this is heading.
Wanting to be more like Angel, her sexting alter ego, Livvy agrees to a live modelling session with Noah, which turns into a fiery disaster and ends up with her and her sister crashing at Noah and his cousin Wood’s place. With all that forced proximity and insta-lust swirling in the air, it was only inevitable that these two would be drawn together.
So, what didn’t I like? Insta-lust is a no from me, as is the whole sweet virgin girl getting corrupted by the tattooed bad boy, which both happen here. Don’t get me wrong, this is probably a lot of people’s cup of tea, just not mine. Also ‘good girl’ gives me the ick. But I did like Noah and Livvy’s relationship, and openness outside of their sexy times, and I loved Wood, he was wonderful and needs his own book, which means I’m most likely going to read it when it comes out.