All Rhodes Lead Here

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ps. btw is MZ a self-published author?? i hate that her audiobooks dont get released on the same day as her other formats.

Amos, Tobias’ son, is “ la pièce de résistance” of this book. He is the most lovable character. I enjoyed so much his bashfulness and also the development of his friendship with Aurora. My favourite scene in the book is when Amos and Rhodes go after Ora to bring her home: You are a part of us,” he said gruffly. “I told you before, didn’t I?” One of the hands on my cheeks moved, and he took my earlobe between his fingers. “I don’t know how anybody would let you walk away, and it isn’t going to be me. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Are we clear? " tobias rhodes, this grumpy, sexy dilf will have you swooning HARD. he is the dilf to end all dilfs, the way he won me over so fast. he is the biggest grump but also the biggest softie who will do absolutely anything for aurora and amos. when he came out of his shell and we were shown just how protective and possessive he can be I WAS DONE FOR.Thank you so much for buddy reading this with me, my baby otter. I know you think this book is amazing, and now I can say I agree. First of all Amos' parentage is confusing... his mum and dad couldn't get children, because Billy has trauma, so they asked Rhodes to be a sperm donor. Rhodes still wanted to be a dad and to be a part of Amos' life agreed, therefore Am has two dads and a mom. and now let's talk about the dilf to end all dilfs. how do i feel about Rhodes.. hm.. let's just say, non-fictional men could NEVERRR!!!. would a non-fictional man really build a tent for you because your camping trip was cancelled so he did all this just so he could see you smile again? would they? WOULD THEY? yeah, i don't think so. though, even if i love this man, just like in hands down, i still felt more connected with the heroine more than the Hero but i'll talk about this later.

Grief was the final way we had to tell our loved ones that they’d impacted our lives. That we missed them so, so much... I had to live, but I could also remember along the way. The people we lose take a part of us with them… but they leave a part of themselves with us too.” this book really made me wanna get out of my bed, stop reading till 4 am, and instead wake up at 4 am, go on 5 hour hikes, go camping and generally just go outside... Aurora. I forgot Aurora was in her 30's sometimes. It felt like she was still very immature, or if she was in her mid 20s and still looking for guidance in every sense of her being. I found her annoying at times, which made the reading experience worse because the grumpy hero/sunshine heroine is a trope I love. But with a character like Aurora, it difficult to do so. She was annoying and frustrating throughout a part of the book. While I found her to be strong in other times (such as how she wanted to complete her mother's hikes and make her proud), or how I understood the grief she felt (especially towards the ending), I couldn't find myself sympathizing with her all the time. We all know that Mariana is the slow-burn queen. All Rhodes Lead Here was even slower than her usual slow-burn. The books is off to a very slooow start.. like the first 20% is just Aurora setting into her new apartment, finding a job etc. There was a lot of monologue which I don't like, cause I'm someone who needs dialogues instead of the main character describing every little detail around them. tropes: age-gap (h: 33, H: 42), single parent, slow-burn, friends-to-lovers, small-town, sunshine-grumpyThis book follows one point of view of Aurora De La Torre. Aurora’s previously relationship broke down in divorce which results her to take on some travelling leading Aurora to her hometown. Tobias Rhodes more known as Rhodes becomes Aurora’s landlord and not by choice. His son Amos let her rent out some of their property. read and accessory a buddy read with Ryohei I’m such a boomer the tag might not work. Had to initiate him to the romance genre with this masterpiece!!😋 All Rhodes Lead Here was, sadly, not as enjoyable as I thought it would be. There were too many obstacles that made the reading experience too dry. I hope her other books make up for this one.

Rhodes really was the hottest forty-two-year-old on the planet. He had to be. At least, I thought so.

The whole situation between Kaden and Aurora was heartbreaking I couldn’t even fathom the stuff Kaden and his mum was doing. The way Kaden used her songs about her mum for his own benefit not giving her credit or his mum counting her birth control pills to make sure they wouldn’t have a child together.