Marissa
Don't Tease Me
Okay for some reason I really liked this book, but I really don’t know if I want to continue the series…
Here’s the thing, I have kinda an issue with romance series that DON’T follow the same couple the entire time. There are exceptions, them being the Beautiful Series by Christina Lauren. And somewhat Buttons Series by Penelope Sky, but even that one it follows the same couple for three books and three in the other.
That being said, unless the other books in this series continue the same couple in at least half the plot, then I’d probably won’t read it.
Otherwise, I thought this book was good! Lexi is somehow really relatable? But also I loved how MMC consistently appreciated and admired her intelligence, for her and his daughters. I fear that’s rare for a MMC with his other attributes - possessive, obsessive, controlling, lowkey sadist - to give and acknowledge that in his partner. Considering the length of the book is on the shorter end, I think the characters became developed. I actually really liked her writing style and I’ll probably continue to read from her other works.
Okay for some reason I really liked this book, but I really don’t know if I want to continue the series…
Here’s the thing, I have kinda an issue with romance series that DON’T follow the same couple the entire time. There are exceptions, them being the Beautiful Series by Christina Lauren. And somewhat Buttons Series by Penelope Sky, but even that one it follows the same couple for three books and three in the other.
That being said, unless the other books in this series continue the same couple in at least half the plot, then I’d probably won’t read it.
Otherwise, I thought this book was good! Lexi is somehow really relatable? But also I loved how MMC consistently appreciated and admired her intelligence, for her and his daughters. I fear that’s rare for a MMC with his other attributes - possessive, obsessive, controlling, lowkey sadist - to give and acknowledge that in his partner. Considering the length of the book is on the shorter end, I think the characters became developed. I actually really liked her writing style and I’ll probably continue to read from her other works.