LACannon

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The titles says it all 😈
If you read Ties and enjoyed it, you sure will like this one too. A spin-off and through back to the past of... Briar's life! Wolfe always manages to write beautiful stories filled with steamy scenes, funny and lots of wtf moments. Read it! You won't regret it! I've been cracking up from chapter one! 💜💜💜

Lovely

If you're a YA romance lover this is definitely a story you have to read (I'm not usually into this kinds of books and still enjoyed every bit of it).

The enemies to lovers is something I've always liked and the author makes this transition so well, you can't help but cheer for the MCs. Leah and Tanner are two young people trying to find their place in the world. They're human, with strengths and weaknesses, they're flawd, they're growing, learning the value of loyalty and friendship as they fall in love.

You can easily tell that she's thought about all the small details on the plot to make it realistic and easy to follow. The pace is great and the characters, all of them, are relatabe and lovable, each one with their own and unique personality.

You'll laugh, you'll hate, you'll feel hot (because yes, it has also some steamy scenes), you'll want to rip certain someone's head off, but most of all you'll dream.

Everything you expect and a lot more

This is one of my favs among all the books I've read here or in Wattpad.
I love the author's writing style and the way she shapes the characters, they feel all so freaking real and relatable in their own way. The book is sure filled with cursing and sexiness that will make you want to try some yoga (read it and you'll understand what I'm talking about). The pace is great, neither too fast nor too slow, descriptions and dialogues are perfectly balance throughout the story, and the plot is just mind-blowing.
Some people might expect this just to be a steamy, hot story, and it sure is, but it's also a lot more. It's intriguing and it has lots of drama and sweetness in it too. Unexpected twists that will leave you with a wtf expression for days.
This book's worth every minute.
Would recommend it 200%.

Something nice to read

As promised, here is my review. I'm not a usual reader of teen romance, much less one so sweet and innocent (well you know what I write, hehe), but I have to say that this one caught me. It had something.

The characters' development is really nice, and I love that the MC has to fight against something so real as social anxiety because life is not always pink colors and butterflies, right? But above all, I love that Adrian is not the typical bad boy turning into the best guy ever as we usually see in teen or YA romance. He's sweet and kind from the beginning which breaks all the clichés of the genre.

LOVE your descriptions (I know I'm repeating myself with the verb but it'd the way I feel), those are really good, so much you can even feel and see what the characters are doing or going through. For me, this is one of the most important things, a writer that knows how to catch the readers' attention and makes them go through different emotions.

There are a few things you might want to check though. I don't really mind about long chapters, if they need to be long, let them be! However, the length of the paragraphs is a different thing. Readers sometimes are tired or they're simply lazy, and changing the structure a little bit might help to make them stay. Long paragraphs, short paragraphs, a lonely word creating one paragraph for itself... Mixing all this makes the appearance of the book more dynamic and believe it or not it helps.

Also, I've noticed the lack of dialogue in some chapters, remember to show and not tell. Dialogues are as important as descriptions, so much needed to understand the relationships between characters. It's important to find this balance.

Anyway, after all this babbling I wanted to say that even if I'm out of my comfort zone reading teen romance (think I said that before...) I really enjoyed this book. It's sweet and relatable, you easily connect with the characters and their problems because they could perfectly be real. The pace is good enough, not too fast neither too slow, and the sentences flow is nice. Definitely something worth reading.