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The Irresistible Urge to Fall For Your Enemy
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3.5
“a very mixed review for this one. 1) I cannot tell you how many times I laughed out loud. 2) I learned so many new vocabulary words - this was a plus and a con. Sometimes it felt a little clunky, other times the language felt intentional and added to the sardonic humor 3) this is the type of pacing an enemies to lovers duology needs to have 4) I couldn’t totally get immersed in the world because it was still a little confusing/language.
All that to be said… enjoyable book, but not fully immersive.
“Fairhrim occupied an annoying portion of Osric’s thoughts. He spent too much time that afternoon continuing their discussion in his head, resulting in an imaginary argument in which he featured prominently with sharp and witty rebuttals. He considered sending his deofol to Fairhrim with a script, so that she knew what he was capable of.”
🎧: “The Trouble With Wanting” Joy Williams”
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