Until June

Aurora Rose Reynolds

2016 • 244 pages

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June Mayson and Evan Barrister's whirlwind courtship resulted in a secret marriage right before he left for boot camp. June promised to wait for him, knowing neither time or distance will ever change her feelings for Evan-- until she's served with divorce papers while he's overseas. Her marriage and divorce a well-kept secret, the last person June expects to run into when she moves back to her hometown is Evan. How can she ignore the pain she sees every time their eyes meet? Will they find their way back to each other-- or be stopped by an outside force before they ever have a shot?

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14 primary books16 released books

#3 in Until Him/Her

Until Him/Her is a 16-book series with 14 released primary works first released in 2015 with contributions by Aurora Rose Reynolds.

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This book was very reminiscent of the KA of old. In fact the prologue was VERY similar to that of Wild Man. Since I LOVE the KA of old, this book was right up my alley...

Low angst, and the hero remained celibate whilst the heroine moved on which is pretty much a unicorn in Romanclandia these days. I do think that there could have been a lot more groveling done on his part. I mean he sent his mom to her with divorce papers that's kind of an epic douche move worthy of at least a few pages of grovel. She fell back into his arms a little too easily in my opinion. There were also a few things I felt were underdeveloped. Like Evan's brother, June's ex, and the whole motorcycle club thing. The first two were just left hanging, and the last was wrapped up a bit too quickly and neatly.

That said, the book was HOT AS HELL. I loved all the side characters, and seeing the characters from other books. The story flowed nicely, and it had a cute (if a bit too short) epilogue. Overall though a very enjoyable read.