Narrated by: Rock Engle, Lidia Dornet
Series: Start Up in the City Series, Book 3
Length: 8 hrs and 34 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 02-25-20
Language: English
Publisher: Harlequin Audio
For review
Contemporary romance
This book suffered a bit cos of Corona, I mean who could stay of the net while trying to listen? I know I know, my bad!
I couldn't really get behind Jess, sure late in the book we do learn why she doesn't want something steady. And yes I get it, but you know, if you actually talk about it then maybe things can work out.
Jake is a sweetie. Omg, why did he keep trying? I would have moved on.
Commitment phobic with issues from the past meets dreamguy, smexy times, hearts broken. Second chance and last chance.
I was actually more interested in her best friend, he needs a hea. Jess was really hard to like when I tried to get under her skin.
I did like it, at other times it suffered do to googling, but then if I really enjoy something maybe I would't let my mind wander. A tough one, yes I liked it, and at the same time I wasn't all convinced. I still can't see these two together.
Two narrators, which worked well as they could do their own voices. But I could have done with more distinct ones at times
The only vow she's ever been prepared to make is not to say "I do".
Running a major tech company without breaking a sweat? No problem. But being bridesmaid at her best friend's wedding is giving Jess Cohen a bad case of the jitters. Maybe that's because she'll have to face the groom's brother, Jake, who Jess dumped mercilessly, unable to tell him the truth about her past. Jake, who's loyal, loving and all wrong for someone who refuses to be tied down. If only Jess's heart could remember that.
Jake Winton spent four months secretly dating Jess, and the past two years trying - and failing - to forget her. He'd been ready to propose, convinced Jess was every bit as in love with him as he was with her. Now he's sure their connection is still there, sizzling and undeniable. Whatever she's holding back, he can handle - if only she'll trust him with her secrets, her fears and her heart.
Sounds like it was just ok.
ReplyDeleteIt could have been more compelling
DeleteThat's why I don't think I could read books like these, I always get bothered by the commitment phobic tropes!
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
I know! It made no sense in the long run
DeleteI've had trouble focusing on reading/listening lately. Too much going on in the world around us!
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard, so many books suffered
DeleteSounds like it had some good points, but not riveting. :)
ReplyDelete~Jess
That would be the gist of it
DeleteIt has been hard to concentrate and read or listen with the corona virus stuff, right? I need to finish some of my review books!
ReplyDeleteI have this book that has been sitting on my nightstand for 3 weeks and nothing
DeleteIt sounds just ok so well I don't know
ReplyDeleteEh
DeleteI've been deep into a book by Mark Greaney about spies and trafficking, along with Netflix and constant news to get updates, so I know what you mean. I can't do any audio reads, as you already know, because they always put me to sleep.(lol) Hang in there and stay safe. Hugs, RO
ReplyDeleteI can't do print or ebook at the moment, that is just too hard
DeleteYeah, it is kind of hard to focus right now. I hope your next read is better.
ReplyDeleteIt was !
DeleteCome on Jess get with the program haha!
ReplyDeleteLOL
DeleteI hate that when books make you wait until the end to find out why someone was a jerk. I mean they can let the readers in on the probs. I agree Blodeuedd who can concentrate when the sky is falling. xo
ReplyDeleteYes, let us know, cos else I will just dislike
DeleteGirrrllll I am having issues focusing on my reading!
ReplyDeleteSo hard
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