Nine months later ……….
Langley has accepted that Iker left her. Didn’t have the faith that she was willing to wait for him, to worry about him, to love him, She’s moved on … or did she? She’s graduating and taking her dream job. She’s also made sure that Iker would never have to struggle or fake-date another girl just so his brother could get through school.
Iker knows that he made the biggest mistake of his life. He couldn’t stop thinking about what he did, the girl he left behind or the pain in his chest. He’s home now and knows that he has to see her, has to explain, has to try to get her back. How? He’ll figure it out one way or another … he just has to get her to give him a second chance. Thanks to Gael, he gets his chance and swears he won’t blow it.
From lilies to pineapples … he’ll stop at nothing to get her back, show her what she means to him. He needs to show her that he’s willing to meet her in the middle, to support her no matter what and to always be there. Well, that’s after he mistakenly tries to fit into her world again and is met with the fakest smile he has ever seen on her.
So, Girl in Luv / Boy In Luv. WOW. That’s the best word that I could find. I was blown away by these two books. Yes, I read both of them in one night. I couldn’t stop … I didn’t want to stop. I am a huge fan of Rebecca Yarros and know that I will never be disappointed with one of her stories. But, I never read Jay Crownover before so wasn’t sure what to expect. Well, that changes now. The writing between the two of them was flawless and I had no idea where one author started and the other picked up. All the characters were so well-defined and boy you couldn’t help but hate Camille, Virginia and Richard as much as you felt sorry for Corbin and love Langley and Iker. The story line was special. What started out as an opposite attracts story ended as a second-chance romance. The transition between the two stories was flawless. And, the letters … OMG, the letters. I went back and read them over and over. They were so beautiful and from the heart. You knew with the first one that they had something special. Then, with the second one, you knew that they found the point of no return and that they would find a way.
I laughed then cried, smiled and cried some more. I was touched by Girl in Luv and Boy In Luv. I was sorry to see it end. I was happy that I got the chance to read these wonderful stories.
Review copy provided for a voluntary review.