Love Her or Lose Her: A Novel: 2 (Hot and Hammered, 2)

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It completely took over my brain, I couldn't stop thinking about it, I stayed up late to read, read it every spare second to the point where I got home from work and didn't even turn on my tv or check my laptop but just immediately sat on my bed and started reading. I'm glad the author read about this concept and it's good she decided to put it in the story, but jeeez, the implementation was so clumsy, it wasn't even funny!

It’s important to love someone the way they want and need to be loved, rather than what you think is enough. This book shows the couple really working to fix their relationship and falling in love all over again, one step at a time. I am specially thankful to her because this year so many good authors so far disappointed me with the romance releases. It's still deliciously steamy, but I just didn't connect with Rosie and Dominic the way that I thought I would based on our brief introduction in the first book of the series.

In this novel Rosie, who we meet in Fix Her Up finally gets the courage to leave her husband Dominic, this is a complete shock to the unsuspecting husband who thinks everything is just fine. Dominic knows he can not live without Rosies and is willing to do anything to bring her home - even seeing an unconventional therapist.

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I like some good sexy times in a book, don't get me wrong, but this one had so much, and it was really unrealistic and cringey too. The dialogue was completely uninspired, and unfunny to me as well which made it difficult to even find enjoyment in the "comedy" aspect of the novel and made the dirty talk excruciating to get through. I was torn between wanting to wrap Dom in my arms to tell him that keeping a stiff upper lip is not healthy, and shaking some sense into him. As they complete one ridiculous—yet surprisingly helpful—assignment after another, their remodelled relationship gets stronger than ever.

I was also super happy to see two Latinx characters, because diversity is hot and I'm tired of reading about only white people most of the time.Overall, this book was entertaining and I didn't hate it, but it definitely had more strikes against it than positives for me and I am sad. But then I tried and earlier book of hers (the name escapes me right now) and just couldn’t get into it at all.

I think she’s amazing with her own goals in life and I liked how she decided to stop bowing down to Dom and finally put her foot down. I actually thought the hero’s possessiveness worked well in Getaway Girl, because the heroine has been cast out by her family (i.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I get that its like that a bit at first, I remember it (barely) but they couldn't be in the same room or have a conversation without having sex.