The Words: An Enemies-to-Lovers Standalone Romance

Oh my god.......you might think this book is so long.....must be full of unnecessary things.....but can you believe I gobbled it up in 2 days.....man it'll make you forget that you're reading......I loved loved LOVED it.......

OMFG this book is so underrated I don't even know where to start.
676 pages of IDK what eff just happened scenes..

I thought this would just be a casual read but my god, while it isn't the greatest writing I've read from an author the storyline itself is worth the 4 stars.
I don't understand though why this is considered a stand alone because this should be a series the ending alone isn't enough as its such a cliff hanger...

Too long and draggy for me. It's exhausting.

What an addicting second chance romance!!!

Immediately hooked, and it just kept getting better.
The character development was amazing, I truly felt I understood them and their struggles.

This is such a good book, talking about addiction, overcoming hard childhoods, grief, and more.

Phoenix and Lennon are the sun and the moon. They brighten each others skies. Everyone makes mistakes, but it's how you handle the after that shows who you are.

I immensely enjoyed this book - even though there were a few things that rubbed me wrong.

I do appreciate the addition of overcoming an eating disorder - but I wish the way the FMC overcame it was talked about a bit more.

I truly loved this one though. I wish the ending gave me a little bit more - but I'm glad it worked out the way it did.

Lennon and Phoenix are toxic at worst, but deep down there is definitely a lot of love that bleeds off the pages for them - especially as they grow into an actual couple.

This book came highly recommended and it didn't disappoint! It's listed as an enemies to lovers trope, but I think we soon realize that's not really the case. Like most enemies to lovers books, I believe the love is there for quite a long time, even before the first meeting. I thoroughly enjoyed the Kindle ebook and the audiobook. I gave it a solid 4 stars.