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This is already soooo much better than the first book

I'm super behind on writing reviews, but I'll try to catch up within the next week 🥲

Officially obsessed with this series and these authors 🙂‍↕️

The pacing of this story is driving me nuts. It's been 3? 4? days in the story's timeline. Why should I care about any of these characters and their 'relationship' after less than a week? There's also a ton of repetitive dialogue between all POVs.

Rereading favorite books is my form of self care 🙂‍↕️

I'm already obsessed! Gonna make a bold prediction: this could be my favorite in the series.

Let's goooooooo

I guess rereading this book is like an annual event 😅

Why not complete another reread 🤪

It's amazing how little chemistry these two have with each other. Zero tension. Really awful communication. ...are we sure Ruby wrote this? 🥲 (I'm jk, everyone is entitled to writing a dud every now and again)

Hmmmmm, I intend to finish this, but it's been kind of boring 🥴

I'm a mess, this book. THIS BOOK.

Inject this book into my veinssss

This is soooo much better than book one

Ok...Skylar is growing on me. I like the MCs in this book more than the first.

Finally getting around to reading this before the third book comes out. I didn't like the first book, but Elsie tends to win me over with the second books in her series. However, the first chapter and set-up for this book makes me roll my eyes. Is Skylar one of those 'too stupid to live' characters?

This feels like a DNF, but I'm going to keep reading until there's some kind of physical development between the MCs. The FMC comes across very "I'm not like other girls". She's a model, but not JUST a model, ok? She reads BOOKS 😃 and the MMC, pfft, he's such a NERD, he likes Star Wars and is a computer programmer. Bitchhhh 😒

Oh, this is more like it 😌 “Cariad . . . there’s nothing gentle about how I want you.” SIR. 🧎‍♀️

"Dear God he wanted her beyond decency." Biiiiitch, who's a cold-hearted rake now??? 👹

Being a mood reader strikes again!

Objectively I can understand the author's sentiments about finding moments of gratitude during winter, but I struggle with personally accepting them. However, I really like what she says about the time change when daylight savings ends.