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SLOTH
Eryn Peters is a sly scandal-slayer whose enemy’s revenge leaves her in a sloth-driven slump. Simeon King is a diligently dapper sports agent whose client's dastardly scandal leaves him needing his ex-girlfriend’s help. Decisions made in their youth derailed Eryn and Simeon’s future together, leaving them both to wonder, what if? Years later, more mature, they get a chance to right their wrongs, but will they see it as too much of a gamble to try again? Or did they hurt each other too much to recognize their second chance at love?
ERYN PETERS
“It’s been over a decade, and I'm still not sure how Simeon and I ended up here... separated and, as exes. It just seems like one day; I woke up from a dream of us living happily ever after together, only to find us suddenly over. Emphasis on suddenly. Analyzing our relationship's trajectory is never work I'd volunteer to do. What’s the point? It's not like I can change what happened. Simeon will probably never understand the decision I made was the only sensible one for us. Everyone wants to know why things ended and why I hate discussing it. But to tell them, I'd also have to tell them my secret, possibly even defend it? And why would I do that? It's unnecessary work, fruitless labor, and I'm not up for the task. Our reconnecting, though unplanned, unearthed feelings I forgot I had for him. Now, with Simeon back in my life needing me as much as I need him, I’m wondering... what if it’s worth the work to fix what we broke?”
SIMEON KING
“I’m sure about many things in my life. Trusting Eryn isn’t one of them anymore. Hasn’t been for over a decade. Despite that, I've been searching for a reason to get us in the same room, or at least on the same phone line for two years, since her brother gave me a way back in. Though the reason for our reconnecting isn’t ideal, I can’t help looking forward to sharing space with her again... even as exes. I’ve had visions of us reuniting, dreams as vivid as the ones I had of our happily ever after, before she made her brash decision. And that led me to make a brash decision of my own. She’d rather avoid the conversation we need to have than do the work necessary for us to heal. My secret is I have never stopped loving Eryn. I know it'll take work to get us to a place where we can move past the past, but I already know Eryn won't be up for the task. That kind of work just isn’t her thing. Our reconnecting unearthed feelings I’d buried and are now resurfacing. But I'm not sure she’ll meet me halfway to fix what broke between us... even if she knew the effort would be worth it.”
Among the seven deadly sins, Sloth is considered a sin of omission. It represents neglecting responsibilities and disengagement from life because of avoidance and a lack of motivation. Sloth is more than just laziness; it’s a lack of effort, regardless of difficulty, and a withdrawal from what fosters fulfillment and growth, including healing. Sloth opposes diligence, which embodies persistence, significant action, and the willingness to do what is right and just, even if it requires immense effort.
Can the diligent one, motivated by love, cure a slothful heart with love-driven effort and dedication? Or will the work needed to infuse life with purpose and perseverance be seen as a losing hand requiring too much effort to win with love?
SLOTH is a standalone and book seven in the Love is Cure, Vol. 1 - Vices & Virtues series. Please read "Message From The Author" for content warnings. This book contains sexually explicit content and profanity. Seven books make up the LIC series. SLOTH is the last.
ERYN PETERS
“It’s been over a decade, and I'm still not sure how Simeon and I ended up here... separated and, as exes. It just seems like one day; I woke up from a dream of us living happily ever after together, only to find us suddenly over. Emphasis on suddenly. Analyzing our relationship's trajectory is never work I'd volunteer to do. What’s the point? It's not like I can change what happened. Simeon will probably never understand the decision I made was the only sensible one for us. Everyone wants to know why things ended and why I hate discussing it. But to tell them, I'd also have to tell them my secret, possibly even defend it? And why would I do that? It's unnecessary work, fruitless labor, and I'm not up for the task. Our reconnecting, though unplanned, unearthed feelings I forgot I had for him. Now, with Simeon back in my life needing me as much as I need him, I’m wondering... what if it’s worth the work to fix what we broke?”
SIMEON KING
“I’m sure about many things in my life. Trusting Eryn isn’t one of them anymore. Hasn’t been for over a decade. Despite that, I've been searching for a reason to get us in the same room, or at least on the same phone line for two years, since her brother gave me a way back in. Though the reason for our reconnecting isn’t ideal, I can’t help looking forward to sharing space with her again... even as exes. I’ve had visions of us reuniting, dreams as vivid as the ones I had of our happily ever after, before she made her brash decision. And that led me to make a brash decision of my own. She’d rather avoid the conversation we need to have than do the work necessary for us to heal. My secret is I have never stopped loving Eryn. I know it'll take work to get us to a place where we can move past the past, but I already know Eryn won't be up for the task. That kind of work just isn’t her thing. Our reconnecting unearthed feelings I’d buried and are now resurfacing. But I'm not sure she’ll meet me halfway to fix what broke between us... even if she knew the effort would be worth it.”
Among the seven deadly sins, Sloth is considered a sin of omission. It represents neglecting responsibilities and disengagement from life because of avoidance and a lack of motivation. Sloth is more than just laziness; it’s a lack of effort, regardless of difficulty, and a withdrawal from what fosters fulfillment and growth, including healing. Sloth opposes diligence, which embodies persistence, significant action, and the willingness to do what is right and just, even if it requires immense effort.
Can the diligent one, motivated by love, cure a slothful heart with love-driven effort and dedication? Or will the work needed to infuse life with purpose and perseverance be seen as a losing hand requiring too much effort to win with love?
SLOTH is a standalone and book seven in the Love is Cure, Vol. 1 - Vices & Virtues series. Please read "Message From The Author" for content warnings. This book contains sexually explicit content and profanity. Seven books make up the LIC series. SLOTH is the last.
332 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 19, 2024
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About the author
Brookelyn Mosley
63 books191 followersBrookelyn wrote her first short story when she was a sophomore in high school. Back then she discovered how using her experience as a teen living in Brooklyn to create romantic shorts was just as exciting to her as retail shopping and going on dates. After starting her first semester of college two years later, Brookelyn’s creative writing became more of a hobby and something to do to escape the stress of midterms and finals. Now in her 30s as a freelance writer, penning short stories and novellas is her everything. While her experience with writing has evolved for the better, her undying love for creating fiction remains unchanged. Brookelyn's focus is on creating contemporary women's fiction with characters based in urban settings. Her stories chronicles the emotional journeys and erotic experiences of women today through her characters and the scenarios they're thrown into.
The motivation behind her brand of writing has a lot to do with what she discovered storytelling provided for her - an escape. Her goal with her work is to create characters and urban worlds that offer a great escape for fiction readers looking for a break from the daily grind of adulting and who prefer to relax with good books and short stories. When she’s not freelancing, doing yoga, or showing her husband and toddler lots of love, she can be found sitting at her computer desk, with her legs folded, and a cup of coffee (or a glass of wine) at arm’s reach as she types or edits her latest short or novella.
The motivation behind her brand of writing has a lot to do with what she discovered storytelling provided for her - an escape. Her goal with her work is to create characters and urban worlds that offer a great escape for fiction readers looking for a break from the daily grind of adulting and who prefer to relax with good books and short stories. When she’s not freelancing, doing yoga, or showing her husband and toddler lots of love, she can be found sitting at her computer desk, with her legs folded, and a cup of coffee (or a glass of wine) at arm’s reach as she types or edits her latest short or novella.
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September 20, 2024
I'm not ready
It looks like this is the final book in this amazing series. And, I am not ready for this goodness to end. It was so good to finally get Eryn's story, and the second chance for her and Simeon. The twists and turns in the story for this couple allowed them to take the next steps together. No spoilers, I urge you to read this love story and find out for yourself about this amazing treat.
It looks like this is the final book in this amazing series. And, I am not ready for this goodness to end. It was so good to finally get Eryn's story, and the second chance for her and Simeon. The twists and turns in the story for this couple allowed them to take the next steps together. No spoilers, I urge you to read this love story and find out for yourself about this amazing treat.
November 1, 2024
whew!
4.5✨ sloth was a fantastic second-chance romance story. The storyline was easy to understand and the characters were likable. Simeon was a fixer in every sense of the word and a part of me felt like the universe was doing its thing when Eryn was let go from her job. The firing was an unexpected blessing and opened the door for Eryn to come into her own. I think Eryn’s response was very realistic, but the way Simeon jumped into action to help her was admirable. After the reconnection, I felt the characters were both in a much better place once they discussed the situation that broke them in the first place. Their love was felt throughout.
4.5✨ sloth was a fantastic second-chance romance story. The storyline was easy to understand and the characters were likable. Simeon was a fixer in every sense of the word and a part of me felt like the universe was doing its thing when Eryn was let go from her job. The firing was an unexpected blessing and opened the door for Eryn to come into her own. I think Eryn’s response was very realistic, but the way Simeon jumped into action to help her was admirable. After the reconnection, I felt the characters were both in a much better place once they discussed the situation that broke them in the first place. Their love was felt throughout.
September 27, 2024
I must first say how much I have enjoyed this series. Thank God for second chances.
Miss Eryn Peters was an anomaly. Doing everything and anything to get ahead in her career. Her job was her life, and it made you wonder why did she put so much effort into her work? What about her personal life? When she was unceremoniously relieved of the job she loved, she quickly fell into a hole of depression. Without that job who was she? She gave that place her blood, sweat, and tears only to be let down. Now what? Eryn is a runner from anything that is uncomfortable. She is prone to avoidance and is unwilling to do the work and confront issues in her life when they arise. This is a huge point of contention with her family, and her ex.
Simeon has lived an interesting life beginning as a farm kid, to now a big-time sports agent. He loves what he does. However, when one of his biggest clients is going through a PR crisis, with no PR manager in sight what is he to do? Well, he knows one of the best PR people out there, but she won’t answer his calls. Simeon is a straight shooter and likes to confront things head on to avoid things getting messy. If only he was able to do that with his ex.
Eryn and Simeon have history. They were deeply in love, then abruptly the relationship was over when Simeon left town. But what happened? Why would he just leave? Who is to blame? These two have not seen or spoken to each other in over a decade, but now Simeon needs Eryn to help with this PR nightmare his client is experiencing. He is afraid to reach out to her knowing that she may not answer his call, but SHE is the one who can “fix” this.
Eryn wonders why Simeon keeps reaching out to her, but not curious enough to answer. So, when he pops up on her asking for a favor, she is stumped. Agreeing to work together after all this time is a recipe for disaster, right? Maybe, maybe not. Hmm…. They are getting along well, while ignoring the elephant in the room, and refusing to talk about their fallout and breakup. What the hell happened? You two are making me crazy! It is evident that the love between them is still very present, however, they need to talk about what broke them to be able to move forward; and Eryn refuses to do so.
When it is all revealed things begin to fall into place, and you feel for both Eryn and Simeon, as they both were put in an impossible situation. The conversation in the hotel when they hashed it all out, just about gutted me! I could feel every emotion. The pain, regret, sadness, frustration, and the anger they both felt. I had to take a break to get myself together.
After the tough conversation was had, the love immediately began to shine through. This was a love they both deserved, and I was so happy they were able to get back to it. A beautiful read!
Miss Eryn Peters was an anomaly. Doing everything and anything to get ahead in her career. Her job was her life, and it made you wonder why did she put so much effort into her work? What about her personal life? When she was unceremoniously relieved of the job she loved, she quickly fell into a hole of depression. Without that job who was she? She gave that place her blood, sweat, and tears only to be let down. Now what? Eryn is a runner from anything that is uncomfortable. She is prone to avoidance and is unwilling to do the work and confront issues in her life when they arise. This is a huge point of contention with her family, and her ex.
Simeon has lived an interesting life beginning as a farm kid, to now a big-time sports agent. He loves what he does. However, when one of his biggest clients is going through a PR crisis, with no PR manager in sight what is he to do? Well, he knows one of the best PR people out there, but she won’t answer his calls. Simeon is a straight shooter and likes to confront things head on to avoid things getting messy. If only he was able to do that with his ex.
Eryn and Simeon have history. They were deeply in love, then abruptly the relationship was over when Simeon left town. But what happened? Why would he just leave? Who is to blame? These two have not seen or spoken to each other in over a decade, but now Simeon needs Eryn to help with this PR nightmare his client is experiencing. He is afraid to reach out to her knowing that she may not answer his call, but SHE is the one who can “fix” this.
Eryn wonders why Simeon keeps reaching out to her, but not curious enough to answer. So, when he pops up on her asking for a favor, she is stumped. Agreeing to work together after all this time is a recipe for disaster, right? Maybe, maybe not. Hmm…. They are getting along well, while ignoring the elephant in the room, and refusing to talk about their fallout and breakup. What the hell happened? You two are making me crazy! It is evident that the love between them is still very present, however, they need to talk about what broke them to be able to move forward; and Eryn refuses to do so.
When it is all revealed things begin to fall into place, and you feel for both Eryn and Simeon, as they both were put in an impossible situation. The conversation in the hotel when they hashed it all out, just about gutted me! I could feel every emotion. The pain, regret, sadness, frustration, and the anger they both felt. I had to take a break to get myself together.
After the tough conversation was had, the love immediately began to shine through. This was a love they both deserved, and I was so happy they were able to get back to it. A beautiful read!
October 4, 2024
Underrated author, phenomenal work
This author continues to increase exponentially in her pen game, and I am here for all of it. This series was amazing, and I loved how the author wrapped it up with Sloth. I enjoyed her delivery of the seven vices and virtues. She was able to personify each vice and virtue in ways unimaginable that provoked both thoughts and emotions. This story also taught us to be careful how we perceive individuals, especially if we don't know their backstory. Even Simeon almost lost Eryn because he formed an opinion of her failing to see a wounded woman who regretted a decision that reinforced her need to be "slothful." The character development, the pace of the story, the chemistry, and the backdrop of New York are the ingredients that this author continues to use, resulting in another amazing work. I pray this author receives her praise soon because she continues to craft stories that resonate with the spirit and soul. Plus, her book baes are stellar!!! Looking forward to more from this author.
This author continues to increase exponentially in her pen game, and I am here for all of it. This series was amazing, and I loved how the author wrapped it up with Sloth. I enjoyed her delivery of the seven vices and virtues. She was able to personify each vice and virtue in ways unimaginable that provoked both thoughts and emotions. This story also taught us to be careful how we perceive individuals, especially if we don't know their backstory. Even Simeon almost lost Eryn because he formed an opinion of her failing to see a wounded woman who regretted a decision that reinforced her need to be "slothful." The character development, the pace of the story, the chemistry, and the backdrop of New York are the ingredients that this author continues to use, resulting in another amazing work. I pray this author receives her praise soon because she continues to craft stories that resonate with the spirit and soul. Plus, her book baes are stellar!!! Looking forward to more from this author.
September 19, 2024
Sloth- reluctance to work or make an effort; laziness.
Book 7 is the wrap up of BK’s Love is Cure, Vol. 1 Vices & Virtues series. Eryn and Simeon’s story is a second chance at love journey, brought about by a breakup over a decision made without communication or input from the other involved party in the relationship. Hurt people hurt people and when one is acting or reacting based on emotion, the result can lead to unfinished business, avoidance and regret. One thing remains consistent throughout this series, the MMC checks all the boxes of what an ideal partner looks like, while exhibiting human qualities that also makes him fallible. This was a beautiful wrap up to a series based on the seven deadly sins. The connection and six degrees of separation from other characters in the previous books and throughout the BK universe was a pleasure to uncover. The city of New York is always a character in and of itself! And once Eryn made a conscious decision to put in the work, it was all Simeon needed to get his girl back.
Book 7 is the wrap up of BK’s Love is Cure, Vol. 1 Vices & Virtues series. Eryn and Simeon’s story is a second chance at love journey, brought about by a breakup over a decision made without communication or input from the other involved party in the relationship. Hurt people hurt people and when one is acting or reacting based on emotion, the result can lead to unfinished business, avoidance and regret. One thing remains consistent throughout this series, the MMC checks all the boxes of what an ideal partner looks like, while exhibiting human qualities that also makes him fallible. This was a beautiful wrap up to a series based on the seven deadly sins. The connection and six degrees of separation from other characters in the previous books and throughout the BK universe was a pleasure to uncover. The city of New York is always a character in and of itself! And once Eryn made a conscious decision to put in the work, it was all Simeon needed to get his girl back.
September 19, 2024
A Journey of Emotional Healing.
Sloth, the seventh book in Brookelyn Mosley’s series on the Seven Deadly Sins, explores a beautifully complicated second-chance romance. Eryn Peters and Simeon King’s story is one of missed opportunities, unresolved feelings, and emotional wounds that still sting after over a decade apart. Mosley masterfully intertwines the personal flaws of her characters—especially the titular sin of sloth—with the struggle for redemption, growth, and healing.
Eryn is a character weighed down by her own internal fears and hesitations, encapsulating the essence of sloth. Her avoidance of difficult emotions and painful conversations leaves her stuck in a state of emotional paralysis. Mosley portrays her as a woman who hides behind the belief that it’s too late for change, too painful to face her mistakes, which makes her character deeply relatable. Simeon, on the other hand, is diligent and determined to repair their fractured bond. His patience and love for Eryn reveal his strength of character and willingness to put in the work, even when the odds seem stacked against him.
The tension between Eryn’s reluctance to confront the past and Simeon’s persistence creates a push-pull dynamic that propels the narrative. Their chemistry feels authentic, their conversations charged with the weight of history and unspoken truths. Both characters are scarred by their decisions from the past, and the question at the heart of their story—whether they can overcome the emotional distance between them—keeps readers hooked.
Mosley deftly explores the themes of love, regret, and personal responsibility. Eryn’s struggle with sloth is not just about laziness, but about the emotional inertia that comes from fear of vulnerability. Meanwhile, Simeon embodies the counterforce of diligence, challenging the idea that love can simply be left unattended. Their journey feels like a poignant reminder that love is not always easy or passive—it requires effort, forgiveness, and a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths.
The pacing of Sloth is steady, with moments of introspection and tenderness that make the characters’ emotional development feel earned. Readers who appreciate slow-burn romances, layered with personal growth, will find themselves invested in Eryn and Simeon’s journey toward healing.
In the end, Sloth asks its readers a profound question: Is love worth the work, even after heartbreak? Brookelyn Mosley’s nuanced portrayal of second chances reminds us that sometimes, the hardest battle we face is the one within ourselves.seventh book in Brookelyn Mosley’s series on the Seven Deadly Sins, explores a beautifully complicated second-chance romance. Eryn Peters and Simeon King’s story is one of missed opportunities, unresolved feelings, and emotional wounds that still sting after over a decade apart. Mosley masterfully intertwines the personal flaws of her characters—especially the titular sin of sloth—with the struggle for redemption, growth, and healing.
Eryn is a character weighed down by her own internal fears and hesitations, encapsulating the essence of sloth. Her avoidance of difficult emotions and painful conversations leaves her stuck in a state of emotional paralysis. Mosley portrays her as a woman who hides behind the belief that it’s too late for change, too painful to face her mistakes, which makes her character deeply relatable. Simeon, on the other hand, is diligent and determined to repair their fractured bond. His patience and love for Eryn reveal his strength of character and willingness to put in the work, even when the odds seem stacked against him.
The tension between Eryn’s reluctance to confront the past and Simeon’s persistence creates a push-pull dynamic that propels the narrative. Their chemistry feels authentic, their conversations charged with the weight of history and unspoken truths. Both characters are scarred by their decisions from the past, and the question at the heart of their story—whether they can overcome the emotional distance between them—keeps readers hooked.
Mosley deftly explores the themes of love, regret, and personal responsibility. Eryn’s struggle with sloth is not just about laziness, but about the emotional inertia that comes from fear of vulnerability. Meanwhile, Simeon embodies the counterforce of diligence, challenging the idea that love can simply be left unattended. Their journey feels like a poignant reminder that love is not always easy or passive—it requires effort, forgiveness, and a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths.
The pacing of Sloth is steady, with moments of introspection and tenderness that make the characters’ emotional development feel earned. Readers who appreciate slow-burn romances, layered with personal growth, will find themselves invested in Eryn and Simeon’s journey toward healing.
In the end, Sloth asks its readers a profound question: Is love worth the work, even after heartbreak? Brookelyn Mosley’s nuanced portrayal of second chances reminds us that sometimes, the hardest battle we face is the one within ourselves.
Sloth, the seventh book in Brookelyn Mosley’s series on the Seven Deadly Sins, explores a beautifully complicated second-chance romance. Eryn Peters and Simeon King’s story is one of missed opportunities, unresolved feelings, and emotional wounds that still sting after over a decade apart. Mosley masterfully intertwines the personal flaws of her characters—especially the titular sin of sloth—with the struggle for redemption, growth, and healing.
Eryn is a character weighed down by her own internal fears and hesitations, encapsulating the essence of sloth. Her avoidance of difficult emotions and painful conversations leaves her stuck in a state of emotional paralysis. Mosley portrays her as a woman who hides behind the belief that it’s too late for change, too painful to face her mistakes, which makes her character deeply relatable. Simeon, on the other hand, is diligent and determined to repair their fractured bond. His patience and love for Eryn reveal his strength of character and willingness to put in the work, even when the odds seem stacked against him.
The tension between Eryn’s reluctance to confront the past and Simeon’s persistence creates a push-pull dynamic that propels the narrative. Their chemistry feels authentic, their conversations charged with the weight of history and unspoken truths. Both characters are scarred by their decisions from the past, and the question at the heart of their story—whether they can overcome the emotional distance between them—keeps readers hooked.
Mosley deftly explores the themes of love, regret, and personal responsibility. Eryn’s struggle with sloth is not just about laziness, but about the emotional inertia that comes from fear of vulnerability. Meanwhile, Simeon embodies the counterforce of diligence, challenging the idea that love can simply be left unattended. Their journey feels like a poignant reminder that love is not always easy or passive—it requires effort, forgiveness, and a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths.
The pacing of Sloth is steady, with moments of introspection and tenderness that make the characters’ emotional development feel earned. Readers who appreciate slow-burn romances, layered with personal growth, will find themselves invested in Eryn and Simeon’s journey toward healing.
In the end, Sloth asks its readers a profound question: Is love worth the work, even after heartbreak? Brookelyn Mosley’s nuanced portrayal of second chances reminds us that sometimes, the hardest battle we face is the one within ourselves.seventh book in Brookelyn Mosley’s series on the Seven Deadly Sins, explores a beautifully complicated second-chance romance. Eryn Peters and Simeon King’s story is one of missed opportunities, unresolved feelings, and emotional wounds that still sting after over a decade apart. Mosley masterfully intertwines the personal flaws of her characters—especially the titular sin of sloth—with the struggle for redemption, growth, and healing.
Eryn is a character weighed down by her own internal fears and hesitations, encapsulating the essence of sloth. Her avoidance of difficult emotions and painful conversations leaves her stuck in a state of emotional paralysis. Mosley portrays her as a woman who hides behind the belief that it’s too late for change, too painful to face her mistakes, which makes her character deeply relatable. Simeon, on the other hand, is diligent and determined to repair their fractured bond. His patience and love for Eryn reveal his strength of character and willingness to put in the work, even when the odds seem stacked against him.
The tension between Eryn’s reluctance to confront the past and Simeon’s persistence creates a push-pull dynamic that propels the narrative. Their chemistry feels authentic, their conversations charged with the weight of history and unspoken truths. Both characters are scarred by their decisions from the past, and the question at the heart of their story—whether they can overcome the emotional distance between them—keeps readers hooked.
Mosley deftly explores the themes of love, regret, and personal responsibility. Eryn’s struggle with sloth is not just about laziness, but about the emotional inertia that comes from fear of vulnerability. Meanwhile, Simeon embodies the counterforce of diligence, challenging the idea that love can simply be left unattended. Their journey feels like a poignant reminder that love is not always easy or passive—it requires effort, forgiveness, and a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths.
The pacing of Sloth is steady, with moments of introspection and tenderness that make the characters’ emotional development feel earned. Readers who appreciate slow-burn romances, layered with personal growth, will find themselves invested in Eryn and Simeon’s journey toward healing.
In the end, Sloth asks its readers a profound question: Is love worth the work, even after heartbreak? Brookelyn Mosley’s nuanced portrayal of second chances reminds us that sometimes, the hardest battle we face is the one within ourselves.
October 14, 2024
Secrets!
Sloth is sometimes synonymous with lazy and at the beginning of this book, that is definitely how I saw Eryn in the beginning. She did as little work as she could, tried to sleep her way to the top and slept as often as possible. But after getting into this book, I realized that it was mostly her guilt of her past that caused her behavior. Eryn and Simeon dated heavily in college, but broke up a few weeks before graduation. They both dated for a decade without getting into a serious relationship, until they got back together. Eryn got all of her secrets off her chest and they got their happily ever after together. This book was well written, flowed well and definitely kept my attention.
Sloth is sometimes synonymous with lazy and at the beginning of this book, that is definitely how I saw Eryn in the beginning. She did as little work as she could, tried to sleep her way to the top and slept as often as possible. But after getting into this book, I realized that it was mostly her guilt of her past that caused her behavior. Eryn and Simeon dated heavily in college, but broke up a few weeks before graduation. They both dated for a decade without getting into a serious relationship, until they got back together. Eryn got all of her secrets off her chest and they got their happily ever after together. This book was well written, flowed well and definitely kept my attention.
February 23, 2025
A Perfect Ending to the Series
This beautiful story about Eryn and Simeon was a perfect ending to the "Love is Cure" series. The characters were well-developed and beautifully written. I wasn't so sure about Eryn in the beginning, however, as I kept reading, she came into focus. Simeon had all the makings of a book bae. He's in my top ten for sure.
Brooklyn Moseley is a great writer. She never ceases to amaze me. Her characters are beautiful and multi-dimensional. She knows how to pull at my heartstrings. I laughed and cried as I read this book. It was so good that I'm mad that it's over. Honestly, I'm going to read it again. Bravo! Well done!
This beautiful story about Eryn and Simeon was a perfect ending to the "Love is Cure" series. The characters were well-developed and beautifully written. I wasn't so sure about Eryn in the beginning, however, as I kept reading, she came into focus. Simeon had all the makings of a book bae. He's in my top ten for sure.
Brooklyn Moseley is a great writer. She never ceases to amaze me. Her characters are beautiful and multi-dimensional. She knows how to pull at my heartstrings. I laughed and cried as I read this book. It was so good that I'm mad that it's over. Honestly, I'm going to read it again. Bravo! Well done!
January 1, 2025
This was great ending to the series. I have been interested in Eryn or Simeon's story since they were introduced in other books. Once they reconnected they were able to get a second chance at love. The ending of their storywas perfect.
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