Musfeera Momna

I loved reading Sweet Temptation, it's a perfect blend of romance and household hobbies. The book took me through a rollercoaster of emotions, covering all the genres I love. Cassio and Giulia's relationship was beautiful, and I enjoyed the scenes that took place in the Beach House. Overall, it's a great read with the Enemies to Lovers trope.

It is a book that expertly blends romance, humor, emotions, and conflict. It tells the story of Hallie and Jack, whose one-night stand turned into a close friendship and blossomed into a romantic relationship. The book is filled with delightful banter that makes it hard to put down.

The book didn't meet my expectations, but it's still cute and enjoyable. It's a rom-com filled with funny and heartwarming moments, perfect for fans of the 'older brother's best friend' trope

It's important to understand that the hype surrounding this book is not due to its cute love story. Rather, it raises awareness about the critical topic of domestic violence. I was curious about Ryle's attitude and behavior - was he always a violent person or did Lilly's actions contribute to his behavior? But it wasn't until I read Book 2

The plotline of the story is so deeply moving that it fills your heart with aching emotions. Every word carries a profound depth of feeling that echoes with you on a personal level. The portrayal of the hero's character is nothing short of breathtaking - it's as if they have been brought to life right before your eyes.

I just finished reading 'It Starts with Us' and I found it to be excellent. The way Ryle's toxic behavior was elaborated upon was exactly what I needed. I was initially stuck between choosing Ryle's and Lilly's sides, but this book made me realize that Lilly made the right decision. Now, when I think about the reviews of this book and people supporting Ryle, calling Lilly a red flag, I can't help but wonder how someone could take the side of a violent person like him. I wonder how they deal with such situations in their own lives. Do they get manipulated by their partner and start believing that violence is not the end of a relationship? I must say that considerate Atlas has become my new favorite fictional character

Throughout the narrative, I had been fervently endorsing the relationship between Theo and Alicia. Consequently, the unexpected plot twist left me somewhat disheartened, especially when considering Alicia's fate in the story's conclusion. One cannot help but question the justification behind her sufferings. Having already endured immense hardship at the hands of her father , Alicia's subsequent fate, confined to her bed, I must admit that I found the ending to be somewhat unsatisfactory.

I devoted an entire day to finishing the book, not out of personal fascination, but to quickly finish this uninteresting piece of literature, since my interest in neuroscience is minimal. Although the story got a bit interesting towards the end, that doesn't change the fact that most of the book was still pretty boring! Except for the dialogues between the main characters

* Mesmerizing * Never-ending plot twists * Psychological romance * Suspenseful page turner