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So far it's really pretty good but I also can't help thinking that these two may have a drinking problem. I'm sorry but it's kind of all I can focus on at this point. So far, Champagne, wines, beers, whiskey and scotch and seriously I'm only on page 75 out of 312. Disturbing but perhaps realistic?

I really hope this book picks up soon. I'm getting pretty bored so I'm starting to question all the 4/5 star reviews.
Narrator is pretty good at least

I'm really bored. Please pick up the pace before I lose interest.

I think I'm going to have to pass on this one. In ANY book that I read, if I'm not even partially interested I usually stop reading. But I appreciate the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Kind of boring so far. Zero substantial conversation so far and I'm HEAVILY skimming just hoping it picks up and I can start to care about these "poor billionaires with private jets to Cancun and forced vacations".

Even though I enjoyed reading the book. She does to this security guy because another guy is putting pressure on her to date him, and she's feeling nervous and scared
.. so what does he do on their first self defense instructional meeting but put pressure on her to date him. Ugh. It reminds of that horrible cliques saying "it's not sexual harrasment if they're good looking", which drives me nuts.

Even though I enjoyed reading the book. She does to this security guy because another guy is putting pressure on her to date him, and she's feeling nervous and scared
.. so what does he do on their first self defense instructional meeting but put pressure on her to date him. Ugh. It reminds of that horrible cliques saying "it's not sexual assault if they're good looking", which drives me n

No way possible someone coming awake from sleeping is even remotely that clueless to reality. Unless heavy drinking was involved no sober person wakes up, talks and moves, sitting up and really thinks they're dreaming. Super unrealistic. Annoyingly so.

As they pull up to the curb, the little girl comes outside to greet him. Lets say all these stops would have taken 1 to 2 hours tops.. That would put this supposive child's party at 6 or 7 A.M.?? NO WAY!

Continuity mistake: around 8/9% it is explained that Cassie goes to pick up Thatcher from jail at a quarter after 2am and it takes her about 2 to 3 hours to get him. They made a big deal out of how he called and woke her up and how crabby she was about it etc. Then they drove by the bar he was at, dropped his car off at his parents house and continued "home", but he had her detour to a young girls birthday party and

Kinda disappointing

I really hope this picks up soon. The last 20% - 25% have been really dragging.

A decent story but I am about to give up if there isnt some romance soon. Theo needs to grow some balls.

Very slow going. Typical storyline of "loving couple" that refuses to actually communicate with each other. The entire book/issue could have been solved with one serious conversation. This is frustrating to distraction. Dont think I'll continue much longer if it doesn't pick up soon.

Still fucking painfully slow.

So so disappointing to actually pay for a book these days to be let down so drastically. Totally not cool to have such a slow moving book with almost zero interactions between the H and h this far into the game. With all the rave reviews and 5 star ratings I was expecting so much more. I'd have given up by now had this been a typical KU book. Not cool.

Getting pretty interesting... wonder if these type of games can be found in real life? If so, sign me up! lol

I wish that this 6th book did not include sooo many of the previous books couples because it's confusing following along and taking away from quality interactions with the main Hero and heroine. So far, I just wish I had picked a different book of hers to purchase or re-read one of her previous stories that I had already purchased. However, if you have read along with the full series, I bet you will follow long great

Well, I'm underwhelmed so far amd this is a major disappointment to me because I spent actual money on this book, which I don't do often due to Kindle Unlimited and NetGalley etc. However, I'm a huge fan of Penny Reid and have read many books from other series and maybe even one or two from this "Knitting in The City" series, but it's been such a long time, it's only giving me a vague recollection of deja vu.

The "villain" of this story is supposedly the brother of Sadie, Jackson. And I get that the author wants us to believe that he's overly harsh with Sadie but I've not seen that at all yet..is this just me? What did I miss?

Why is Sadie and her family claiming something is wrong with the mother? Absolutely nothing she's done so far has warranted the treatment she's getting from her controlling husband and self absorbed children.

Writing is strange. I don't follow parts of the story with strange words added to sentences and sentences that make little sense to begin with. Almost feels like the author is trying too hard to sound witty that the meaning gets lost.

so sweet. too sweet. ugh giving me a cavity.

MISTAKE: Page 133... she shaved bare for him, it was a scene earlier and even commented upon by both characters and then it's described just hours later that he's running his hand down into her curls...mistake. She's shaved bare and next sentence confirms again that she's bare. Distracting mistake. Just wanted to let you know so it could be fixed before publishing if possible.

after waiting over a year to get my hands on this second book in the Sugar Bowl series, I was so absolutely let down I just have no words to describe my feelings about this. I wish the first book had included a HEA and skipped the trilogy all together and so in my mind I'll just pretend that happened instead of Sugar Rush. Sawyer Bennett does stay on my keeper shelf though.

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