pickPretty good. Very, very steamy. (Maybe a smidge TMI sometimes.) I wish there had been a bit less sex and bit more conversation as the characters got to know each other. I wanted more emotional build up.
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pickPretty good. Very, very steamy. (Maybe a smidge TMI sometimes.) I wish there had been a bit less sex and bit more conversation as the characters got to know each other. I wanted more emotional build up.
pickThis was pretty good! I liked the storyline. It definitely tugged on my heart and has a nice amount of spice. I would read another book from this author!
pickHow To End A Love Story was centred around a straight laced author who‘s book was being made into a movie or series. She has to work with someone from her past that has a couple of connections from years before. It‘s well written and an easy read.
Today‘s goals?
Book, iced latte and a hammock
pickJune 28, 2024 I have no words for the way Kuang wrote the book. In the beginning it felt slow and then sped up in the middle, discussing and focusing on the relationship that Helen and Grant had with each other, in the writing room and outside of the writing room. Outside of the writing room "things" got steamy and hot. The sad part about the book is that Michelle suicides. Take caution when reading this book. 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
June 26, 2024 Almost done with the book! Very interesting way to take on a romance book. Seems different than any romance book I have read. The books that I read that are romance are DEEP ROMANCE. After, I can read The Chinese Groove by Kathryn Ma and A long time coming by Meghan Quinn.
June 18, 2024 Happy Tuesday! Started reading the book and did not expect it to be the way it started. Like literally speaking. How to End a Love Story actually ties in the idea of a on-the-page discussion about "complicated grief, suicide loss, and death of a sibling". Michelle Zhang, Helen Zhang's younger sister suicides and she sees Grant Shepard at her sisters' funeral. He was the last person she hoped to see EVER. Now he is in a writing group.
June 17, 2024 Chugging along with my TBR! Im proud of myself for reading books and trying to get out of my comfort zone (which is probably obvious by now). Decisions, decisions, decisions. Should I go back to a romance novel or read another historical fiction?
so-soMeh, there were some eye-rolly moments for me with this one, and I think the cover is a bit too light-hearted-looking for the history the two main characters have with each other. I didn‘t love the first third of the book, skimmed some parts, skipped a rather large chunk when “the time together is over like we said it would be”🙄 and skimmed enough of the end to know what happens. Not awful, but not for me.
