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“Now I have to reset my mental Days Without Incident tally back to zero. I was at an all-time record: two.”

Scratch that! It’s Denver! Yay!

This far in and we have a location! London! Yay!

“It feels perfect, but it’s all happening a little too fast for me.”

Really? ...really? Less than 20 minutes from DP sex where she spread those legs like a gymnast and NOW it’s moving too fast?

Set in the USA, with Americans, should be using US spelling. It’s realize, not realise.

Yay gazebo scene! Back into it.

LOL that this woman who wears tweed jackets and loafers drives a Camaro. Because of course she does. Right.

Heroine’s hair was brown in first book? Now is black.

He’s the one who ends up with the preggers desperate groupie. Not the hottie? Well if he’d dropped her off at a hotel like he planned. Or if his band mates weren’t such utter douchebags...at this point I’m only still reading to find out what happens to Caitlyn. And am skimming over sex.

A third of the way into this and we just now learn she’s of mixed heritage? Seems like it’d be an introductory thing for the first book.

After waiting almost a quarter on this installment for them to get together, he tries to hide his disappointment that she doesn’t cook breakfast?! AYFKM? Does he get props for not screwing the preggers chick? Gimme a break. What a buzz kill in this book.

Started out so promising. But DNF at 60%. Characters undeveloped. Couldn’t tell difference between heroes. Never saw what h saw in them. Story just phoned in blah.

So there’s a name for pronoun deletion. And after following a short thread on Reddit and this article https://amp.reddit.com/r/asklinguisti... I know more than I ever wanted to know about this bizarre - and annoying phenomenon. If this guy were real it would drive me insane. Just started chapter 6.

Impression while reading: h’s daughter is named “McKenna McAlister”...really?? Took me about 10 pages to stop this on repeat in my head. It only stopped when the H suddenly stopped using “I”.