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Dayton #3
No Romeo
To everyone in Dayton, Hendrix Hunt was the tattooed bad boy, the bully, the player. Guys hated and feared him. Girls wanted to tame him. And I just wished I could forget him.
Two years ago, Hendrix was my world. Then the taint of Dayton ruined everything, breaking us both with secrets and lies. I destroyed him and now he wants to destroy me...
They say love is patient, that love is kind, but when love is broken it becomes filled with jealousy and revenge.
Hendrix Hunt was no Romeo. But unfortunately, just like Juliet, I was in love with my enemy.
Two years ago, Hendrix was my world. Then the taint of Dayton ruined everything, breaking us both with secrets and lies. I destroyed him and now he wants to destroy me...
They say love is patient, that love is kind, but when love is broken it becomes filled with jealousy and revenge.
Hendrix Hunt was no Romeo. But unfortunately, just like Juliet, I was in love with my enemy.
342 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 16, 2022
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Stevie J. Cole
63 books2,177 followersStevie J. Cole is a USA Today bestselling romance author and a 2016 Goodreads Choice Award finalist.
Her titles have made it into Amazon's Top 5 bestsellers, reaching number one in the contemporary and new adult genres.
Her titles have made it into Amazon's Top 5 bestsellers, reaching number one in the contemporary and new adult genres.
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September 16, 2022
childhood best friends to lovers to
enemies to lovers
?? the 𝕤𝕦𝕡𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕠𝕣 trope ✨🦋🥰😍💖🧎♀️
my favorite in the series, loved the characters and the couple so much, oh my god. i just wish the conflict was handled better 💀 there was a huge build-up and i was super invested in it (to the point i even cried jkjkdaj) but then everything was so rushed in the end 😔
still a great book though 🤍
my favorite in the series, loved the characters and the couple so much, oh my god. i just wish the conflict was handled better 💀 there was a huge build-up and i was super invested in it (to the point i even cried jkjkdaj) but then everything was so rushed in the end 😔
still a great book though 🤍
Time might have changed some things, scarred us, and pulled us apart, but if I left this town tomorrow and never saw him again, married someone else, and lived an entire life… When I was old and gray, Hendrix Hunt would still be my one.
September 17, 2022
He though she cheated on him and so for 2 years, guess what he did? He can’t count the girls it was so many. But never kissed them cause that was only for her.
The same storyline like always.
TW Rape not descriptive and abortion
The same storyline like always.
TW Rape not descriptive and abortion
September 21, 2023
I knew about 5% in i was going to be crying throughout this book and uh i definitely did.
ENEMIES TO LOVERS in a dark romance book is the only non-fantasy enemies to lovers i will accept.
Even though she was blond, had blue eyes and was 5’2 I still really loved Lola. She’s such a bad bitch even after all the shit she had to go through (CRIED MY EYES OUT OVER HER)
Hendrix. Yes. (cryin)
The dynamic between the two…amazing! like are you joking me. Broke my heart.
HURT HER AND HE’LL KILL YOU🤩 (maybe literally)
4.5/5⭐️
ENEMIES TO LOVERS in a dark romance book is the only non-fantasy enemies to lovers i will accept.
Even though she was blond, had blue eyes and was 5’2 I still really loved Lola. She’s such a bad bitch even after all the shit she had to go through (CRIED MY EYES OUT OVER HER)
Hendrix. Yes. (cryin)
The dynamic between the two…amazing! like are you joking me. Broke my heart.
HURT HER AND HE’LL KILL YOU🤩 (maybe literally)
4.5/5⭐️
September 18, 2022
I'm obsessed with this book you guys!!! It's so freaking good, the ANGST is on another level 🥺 Hendrix & Lola are seriously one of the most unhinged/psycho exes and I am so here for it!
No Romeo is about Hendrix Hunt and Lola Stevens love to hate to love romance. They've been a couple since the beginning of time. However, something drastic happened that caused their once solid relationship to crumble...
2 years later Lola is back in Dayton to be with her little sister Gracie and to graduate high school, but there's only one complication and that's Hendrix - his ex-boyfriend.
Guys when I tell you the ANGST in this book is superbly done! the narrative is unputdownable, I can't stop myself hence I sacrifice my sleeping habit (which is no surprise btw 😌).
Everything about this book is enthralling, the push and pull, the longing 💔, the pain of betrayal, the intensity, and the dynamic between Hendrix and his Medusa it's so good!
When I will make my top 20 romance reads by the end of the year, No Romeo will undoubtedly be on that list! 😍
𝐤𝐞𝐲 𝐩𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬 *
- second chance romance
- lovers to enemies to lovers high school romance
- mutual pining 💔
- steamy 🔥🔥🔥
- funny banter (Hendrix you're the man 🤠)
- amazing friends dynamic
- secrets and betrayal
- TWS ahead ‼️
- unhinged, possessive H
- badass/strong h
- one of my favorite read
- couldn't highly recommend this enough 😭!
No Romeo is about Hendrix Hunt and Lola Stevens love to hate to love romance. They've been a couple since the beginning of time. However, something drastic happened that caused their once solid relationship to crumble...
2 years later Lola is back in Dayton to be with her little sister Gracie and to graduate high school, but there's only one complication and that's Hendrix - his ex-boyfriend.
Guys when I tell you the ANGST in this book is superbly done! the narrative is unputdownable, I can't stop myself hence I sacrifice my sleeping habit (which is no surprise btw 😌).
Everything about this book is enthralling, the push and pull, the longing 💔, the pain of betrayal, the intensity, and the dynamic between Hendrix and his Medusa it's so good!
When I will make my top 20 romance reads by the end of the year, No Romeo will undoubtedly be on that list! 😍
𝐤𝐞𝐲 𝐩𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬 *
- second chance romance
- lovers to enemies to lovers high school romance
- mutual pining 💔
- steamy 🔥🔥🔥
- funny banter (Hendrix you're the man 🤠)
- amazing friends dynamic
- secrets and betrayal
- TWS ahead ‼️
- unhinged, possessive H
- badass/strong h
- one of my favorite read
- couldn't highly recommend this enough 😭!
September 21, 2022
This was so funny and I had a broad smile on my face through out the whole book.
September 20, 2022
With this third book in L.P. Lovell and Stevie J. Cole's Dayton series, I found myself re-immersed into the lives of these wonderful scarred souls, Hendrix, Lola and their tribe, and I loved every minute of their raw and intense journey.
The touching and broken atmosphere of the town, the competition and hate between the rich and the poor areas utterly get to me, in this book, like in the others. The fight and ingenuity of these kids had me hopeful all along. I couldn't help but root for them. The authors made it so easy to relate to their characters.
I smiled, and laughed out loud at their antics. Their fun banter enticed me. Their heartbreak was palpable.
"We’d formed a bond out of desperation and survival, one that taught us love, when we had no clue what that word meant, and there was no erasing that. No taking it down or cutting it off…"
Enemies to lovers, Lola and Hendrix are the incarnation of strength and resilience. There's so much love in their story, amongst the drama and tragedy, that I actually can qualify this opus as a feel good read. Badass doesn't come.even close to Lola's personality, she is so much more than that! She never backs down but also knows to choose her battles.
No Romeo is cleverly built, I had a fantastic time lost within the pages. I highly recommend it.
PS; Although the last book of the trilogy, No Romeo can be read as a standalone, so don't hesitate to dive in!
The touching and broken atmosphere of the town, the competition and hate between the rich and the poor areas utterly get to me, in this book, like in the others. The fight and ingenuity of these kids had me hopeful all along. I couldn't help but root for them. The authors made it so easy to relate to their characters.
I smiled, and laughed out loud at their antics. Their fun banter enticed me. Their heartbreak was palpable.
"We’d formed a bond out of desperation and survival, one that taught us love, when we had no clue what that word meant, and there was no erasing that. No taking it down or cutting it off…"
Enemies to lovers, Lola and Hendrix are the incarnation of strength and resilience. There's so much love in their story, amongst the drama and tragedy, that I actually can qualify this opus as a feel good read. Badass doesn't come.even close to Lola's personality, she is so much more than that! She never backs down but also knows to choose her battles.
No Romeo is cleverly built, I had a fantastic time lost within the pages. I highly recommend it.
PS; Although the last book of the trilogy, No Romeo can be read as a standalone, so don't hesitate to dive in!
September 17, 2022
4 stars. 3 steamy kisses
ARC COPY REVIEW
Book #3 in the Dayton series
enemies to lovers, second-chance, t.w.: sexual assault, abortion, abuse, bully, high school romance
it was hard to go through some of the chapters because of the truthful and sad moments that both Lola and Hendrix went or are going through but it was worth it (their ending seemed a bit rushed). It was a great story between two former soulmates, lovers, enemies to lovers.
ARC COPY REVIEW
Book #3 in the Dayton series
enemies to lovers, second-chance, t.w.: sexual assault, abortion, abuse, bully, high school romance
it was hard to go through some of the chapters because of the truthful and sad moments that both Lola and Hendrix went or are going through but it was worth it (their ending seemed a bit rushed). It was a great story between two former soulmates, lovers, enemies to lovers.
July 16, 2024
An amazing end
The best of the 3… so much emotion, passion, chemistry between Hendrix and Lola. This was a true second chance romance. Loved this so much!
The best of the 3… so much emotion, passion, chemistry between Hendrix and Lola. This was a true second chance romance. Loved this so much!
December 31, 2024
keep amber heard’s name out of your nasty mouth
January 25, 2024
No Romeo, book three in the Dayton Series by Stevie J. Cole & L.P. Lovell-
My rating is 3.5 stars (rounded up)
I was pleased to see Hendrix finally got his book. Let’s face it, he’s the most interesting character of this series, right? He’s a wild child and he’s freaking hilarious!
This is childhood friends to lovers, to enemies, back to lovers. Hendrix’s story is actually pretty touching. He spent two years in a downward spiral after losing Lola. Two years that he never understood what happened, or why it happened. And then, Lola came back and Hendrix was pissed. He tried to hard to avoid her and when he couldn’t he tried to make her as miserable as possible. Lola never hated Hendrix but she tried to pretend she did…for him. So that he could get over her. So that she wouldn’t have to reveal what had happened two years ago.
The plot was pretty predictable. I was able to identify what had happened to tear them apart, almost immediately. But, the story is interesting, tumultuous, heartfelt and heartbreaking. These two were inevitable. When it came down to it, these two had always loved each other and were always going to find their way back to each other. The path back was difficult. There was healing that needed to be done. Secrets to be told, betrayals to be forgiven. I enjoyed the epilogue and seeing Zepp & Monroe, Bellamy & Drew and Hendrix & Lola, six years after this book.
I see that Wolf will get his book this spring and at this point in the series, I’ll be watching for its release.
I received an advance reader copy and am leaving this review voluntarily.
( I realize these novels are on KU, Candi Kane PR sent me this trilogy to read in anticipation of the release of Wolf’s novel.)
My rating is 3.5 stars (rounded up)
I was pleased to see Hendrix finally got his book. Let’s face it, he’s the most interesting character of this series, right? He’s a wild child and he’s freaking hilarious!
This is childhood friends to lovers, to enemies, back to lovers. Hendrix’s story is actually pretty touching. He spent two years in a downward spiral after losing Lola. Two years that he never understood what happened, or why it happened. And then, Lola came back and Hendrix was pissed. He tried to hard to avoid her and when he couldn’t he tried to make her as miserable as possible. Lola never hated Hendrix but she tried to pretend she did…for him. So that he could get over her. So that she wouldn’t have to reveal what had happened two years ago.
The plot was pretty predictable. I was able to identify what had happened to tear them apart, almost immediately. But, the story is interesting, tumultuous, heartfelt and heartbreaking. These two were inevitable. When it came down to it, these two had always loved each other and were always going to find their way back to each other. The path back was difficult. There was healing that needed to be done. Secrets to be told, betrayals to be forgiven. I enjoyed the epilogue and seeing Zepp & Monroe, Bellamy & Drew and Hendrix & Lola, six years after this book.
I see that Wolf will get his book this spring and at this point in the series, I’ll be watching for its release.
I received an advance reader copy and am leaving this review voluntarily.
( I realize these novels are on KU, Candi Kane PR sent me this trilogy to read in anticipation of the release of Wolf’s novel.)
September 19, 2022
I love this series so much! Been looking forward to Hendrix’s story.
September 20, 2022
I've been wanting to read a book by these two girls for so long that when I was able to get my hand in this baby... Lord have mercy.
Stevie J Cole and L.P. Lovell have this dark side that will hook you up. Trust me. Lol
The first duet that I read from them it's still engraved in my memory and I can't forget it. Nor do I want to.
I was curious to see if this new book would have that same impact.
No Romeo is their latest release and explores the lives of Hendrix and Lola.
Hendrix is the typical bad boy, that guy that doesn't show emotions because he hides them behind his manwhore ways.
What better way to get revenge on the girl that crushed his heart than to sleep around? He's doing everything to forget that she even existed until she's back in town.
Lola left her heart behind the day she left town.
They say that the better way to protect the ones you love is to stay away, but how can you live when you feel like your other half is missing?
After living or let's just say surviving, out of town for two years, she's back.
She's back to protect her sister, not to be reunited with her true love. But...
JFC... What the hell...
My heart was all over the place and I couldn't concentrate on anything.
Jesus. I knew that this book was going to be brutal but Dayum... It was so much more.
Stellar plot, well written, super engaging, intense, and infuriating at some point.
These two drive me nuts.
Their game of cat and mouse, their push and pull... Jesus.
This book got my attention from the first page and I couldn't put it down.
I was so into the story that I saw myself screaming at my husband because he interrupted me... Shane in him... He knows not to interrupt my readings. Lol
It was a rollercoaster of emotions that's for sure and I loved every minute of it.
Great book girls. You guys rock and I can't wait for more. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.
Stevie J Cole and L.P. Lovell have this dark side that will hook you up. Trust me. Lol
The first duet that I read from them it's still engraved in my memory and I can't forget it. Nor do I want to.
I was curious to see if this new book would have that same impact.
No Romeo is their latest release and explores the lives of Hendrix and Lola.
Hendrix is the typical bad boy, that guy that doesn't show emotions because he hides them behind his manwhore ways.
What better way to get revenge on the girl that crushed his heart than to sleep around? He's doing everything to forget that she even existed until she's back in town.
Lola left her heart behind the day she left town.
They say that the better way to protect the ones you love is to stay away, but how can you live when you feel like your other half is missing?
After living or let's just say surviving, out of town for two years, she's back.
She's back to protect her sister, not to be reunited with her true love. But...
JFC... What the hell...
My heart was all over the place and I couldn't concentrate on anything.
Jesus. I knew that this book was going to be brutal but Dayum... It was so much more.
Stellar plot, well written, super engaging, intense, and infuriating at some point.
These two drive me nuts.
Their game of cat and mouse, their push and pull... Jesus.
This book got my attention from the first page and I couldn't put it down.
I was so into the story that I saw myself screaming at my husband because he interrupted me... Shane in him... He knows not to interrupt my readings. Lol
It was a rollercoaster of emotions that's for sure and I loved every minute of it.
Great book girls. You guys rock and I can't wait for more. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.
January 16, 2023
I am a simp for anything childhood-friends-to-lovers turned enemies-to-lovers because one of them left the other dry for a while, but there is a way with words authors have to execute for me to actually really enjoy it. for me I thought this book was good but not GREAT. as in there were parts that I rlly liked and there were parts where I rlly didnt like and it totalled to be even so therefore its just good. average. for example: I liked how Hendrix tried fighting his attraction towards her from the start but inevitably had his heart on his sleeve by like the first 1/4 of the book but that was offset by how annoyed I was that she didnt tell him the truth. like I understand that they are both psychotic asf (which makes them the perfect match 🙂) but like gawd that is frustrating... esp the back and forth that ensues like her saying oh lets be friends... but continues to fuck him knowing there are so many feelings involved... its literally a mess. Also I'm gonna agree with this other review that said the ending was rushed because it was rushed like emphasis on the rushed because we got no scene with johavan... like it was only implied? idk if the ending scene is even supposed to imply it... like I'm a little lost ngl 🧐
September 14, 2022
TW
drug abuse, extreme poverty, high school, 2nd chance romance, friends to enemies to lovers, bullying, sexual assault(off page), child abuse and abortion(off page)
Stevie J. Cole and L.P. Lovell take us back into the strained atmosphere of Dayton and Barrington, where the animosity between the two schools reached new levels. Their worlds coexists with a fierce hatred for each other. Pranks, violence and competition rage. No Romeo was an enjoyable enemies to lovers romance that focused on Hendrix and Lola. It is the third interconnected book in the Dayton High series and can EASILY be read as a standalone. Lola is back in Dayton after being away for 2 years, now’s she trying to get her life in order and take care of her sister all while trying to avoid her ex-boyfriend Hendrix. Hendrix has been trying to get over Lola for the past 2 years but now she’s back in town everything changes. Secrets are revealed and revenge is executed - what a good way to get your HEA!
drug abuse, extreme poverty, high school, 2nd chance romance, friends to enemies to lovers, bullying, sexual assault(off page), child abuse and abortion(off page)
Stevie J. Cole and L.P. Lovell take us back into the strained atmosphere of Dayton and Barrington, where the animosity between the two schools reached new levels. Their worlds coexists with a fierce hatred for each other. Pranks, violence and competition rage. No Romeo was an enjoyable enemies to lovers romance that focused on Hendrix and Lola. It is the third interconnected book in the Dayton High series and can EASILY be read as a standalone. Lola is back in Dayton after being away for 2 years, now’s she trying to get her life in order and take care of her sister all while trying to avoid her ex-boyfriend Hendrix. Hendrix has been trying to get over Lola for the past 2 years but now she’s back in town everything changes. Secrets are revealed and revenge is executed - what a good way to get your HEA!
April 14, 2023
30/10. I loved Zepp & Monroe in No Prince. I loved Bellamy & Drew in No Good. but MY GOODNESS Hendrix & Lola. The history, the heartbreak, the angst. (of course spice 🔥 too!) This book explained so much if Hendrix’s behavior in the past 2 books. I LOVE how the same characters are all present in all 3 books as well as new ones. I did think the build-up to the main “issue” of the book compared to the resolution was a tad anti-climactic at first, but upon further reflection it was perfect. So fitting. Also, I normally do not like epilogues, especially when usually always end with pregnancy and children, however in this case it was absolutely fitting. I do wish there was a 4th book about Wolf, however this trio of books is perfection. highly recommend.
September 16, 2022
Intense, emotional and intriguing when Stevie and L.P. get together they create masterpieces this book was everything it dealt with some topics so please check your TW.
This engrossing read that will leave you desperate feverishly flipping through the pages aching for more I really enjoyed and can’t wait for more..
This engrossing read that will leave you desperate feverishly flipping through the pages aching for more I really enjoyed and can’t wait for more..
September 29, 2023
3.25 stelle!
La dolcezza della Cole e il lato dark della Lovell si incontrano ancora in questo terzo e ultimo volume della serie Dayton.
Devo ammettere che questo è il romanzo che mi interessava di meno, perché nei volumi precedenti Hendrix non mi aveva colpito positivamente. Ma come sempre in questa serie quando il personaggio diventa la voce narrante cambia un po' atteggiamento. Hendrix rimane sempre folle, ma viene quasi più addolcito, come se nei volumi precedenti se ne fosse occupata esclusivamente la Lovell e adesso avesse fatto entrare in scena anche la Cole. Avendo finito la serie posso dire che questo cambio di personalità è successo con più personaggi e se da un lato mi ha un pelino scombussolato, impedendomi di capirli appieno, dall'altra credo che la loro versione finale sia il giusto mix per accontentare sia le fan dei dark romance, che quelle dei libri più soft.
Le scrittrici sono proprio brave a confezionare storie che intrattengono e anche questa volta mi hanno catturato dalla prima pagina. Il rapporto tra Hendrix e Lola è abbastanza altalenante, per colpa di segreti del passato che impediscono ai due di poter stare in piedi. Certe scene sono simili a quelle già viste precedentemente e si percepisce un pattern di sottofondo comune a tutti e tre i romanzi, ma questo non impedisce di rimanere accattivati.
Alcuni elementi potevano essere approfonditi e il finale è un pelino veloce, ma mi sono proprio divertita a leggere questi libri.
La dolcezza della Cole e il lato dark della Lovell si incontrano ancora in questo terzo e ultimo volume della serie Dayton.
Devo ammettere che questo è il romanzo che mi interessava di meno, perché nei volumi precedenti Hendrix non mi aveva colpito positivamente. Ma come sempre in questa serie quando il personaggio diventa la voce narrante cambia un po' atteggiamento. Hendrix rimane sempre folle, ma viene quasi più addolcito, come se nei volumi precedenti se ne fosse occupata esclusivamente la Lovell e adesso avesse fatto entrare in scena anche la Cole. Avendo finito la serie posso dire che questo cambio di personalità è successo con più personaggi e se da un lato mi ha un pelino scombussolato, impedendomi di capirli appieno, dall'altra credo che la loro versione finale sia il giusto mix per accontentare sia le fan dei dark romance, che quelle dei libri più soft.
Le scrittrici sono proprio brave a confezionare storie che intrattengono e anche questa volta mi hanno catturato dalla prima pagina. Il rapporto tra Hendrix e Lola è abbastanza altalenante, per colpa di segreti del passato che impediscono ai due di poter stare in piedi. Certe scene sono simili a quelle già viste precedentemente e si percepisce un pattern di sottofondo comune a tutti e tre i romanzi, ma questo non impedisce di rimanere accattivati.
Alcuni elementi potevano essere approfonditi e il finale è un pelino veloce, ma mi sono proprio divertita a leggere questi libri.
October 12, 2024
4 Stars
She could be a traitorous Medusa all she wanted, but she was my traitorous Medusa.
I don't know what it is about the crazy ones that just grab me by the throat and never let go, but damn. 🥵💜 Hendrix Hunt was one of the nuttiest lunatics but he was a loyal and sweet one. And no one is allowed to argue that with me.
She was heroin, and I was a fucking addict.
Because I'll state this now, yes, Hendrix sampled pretty much every girl his age in their county in the two years him and Lola were broken up. That's just a fact but that boy loved the hell out of Lola Stevens and no one said love was rational. And they certainly never said a broken heart to an obsessively in love teenage boy was rational either. Hendrix only became the manwhore we saw in the first two books because he was trying to exorcize the ghost of Lola from his heart, something that was impossible and he knew it. Was it pretty or romantic? Nah, but it was real. And he hated himself for it too. So, anyone hating on him for that can just shush. Because yes, he whored it up but he never kissed or shared any intimacy with any other girl because Lola was always his ride or die.
We’d formed a bond out of desperation and survival, one that taught us love, when we had no clue what that word meant, and there was no erasing that. No taking it down or cutting it off…
And the sole fact that crazy man felt such guilt over what he did during their breakup before he even knew the real truth behind it spoke far more than the actions of an out of control teenager who was running from his feelings.
Lola had broken my heart, but what hurt worse was not being with her. Every day I didn’t wake up next to that girl, it felt like I lost a little more of myself.
I genuinely loved Hendrix which is hilarious to me because I found him ridiculous in the first two books. Although he was funny as hell throughout the series I just wasn't sure what to expect from him, but clearly I just needed to climb inside his head to really appreciate him. He was just absurd but how could I not love him when he would've done anything for Lola or his brother?
I wished like hell I could erase every girl I put between us, trying to forget how much she had meant to me, how much she had hurt me.
Now Lola, I loved her. I loved that she was just as tough as the guys. That she didn't take any shit, even from Hendrix. She was a bad bitch when she needed to be and I enjoyed the hell out it. I hated what happened to her and what led to her doing what she did to protect Hendrix. It was a hard situation no matter how you spun it, and all the while she also lost her little sister too. Lola had no other choice but to be tough. Neither her nor Hendrix had it easy during their separation.
She had this Harley Quinn vibe about her, and the Joker side of my personality thrived on it.
Lola and Hendrix were literally each other's better half's. She loved his insanity and chaos, adored his possessiveness for her and fed his jealousy when it suited her. Why? Because he did the same for her. Hendrix wasn't the only crazy one of the two, just perhaps the craziest. 🤣 They shared their crazy possessiveness and jealousy when it came to one another. Nothing rational about it. That's just the sort of love and bond they shared, and for them it was their normal.
I felt like a junkie, out of control and strung out, desperate for the high I could only find in him.
I loved them together. I loved some of the push and pull early on but like most things it became a little bit exhausting after a time. I think my biggest gripe about this book was not revealing the truth sooner. I expected it, but it never happened. While I understand why the authors decided to play it the way they did it was still a little frustrating because I just wanted the air cleared between them so bad. I hated seeing them hurting.
You could fight enemies, even friends, but it was impossible to fight someone you loved, and he wasn’t just someone. He was the one.
I did understand why Lola did what she did though. I get it, and although Hendrix still did what he did to protect her the difference was that he might not have been as careful about it two years before if he'd known. So, for Lola I understood how that was a real fear for her and why she did what she did. Certainly didn't help the way her ex best friend turned on her and only made the situation worse when it all went down either.
Any other girl was Novocain—touching them, fucking them numbed the pain. But Lola, she was an amphetamine. One hit of her, and I felt everything.
But I really just loved that Hendrix got his girl. Because Lola really was his soulmate. I doubt anyone else could have handled his crazy ass.
She may have fucked up. But so had I. And at the end of the day, that girl’s smile and her love made me feel like the richest man in the whole damn world.
The epilogue was also so, so cute and honestly went exactly how I expected for Lola and Hendrix. Of course he'd be living his best life as a father. Only he who creates and thrives off chaos would be completely content with it by having a buch of little mini me's running around. I love that for them.
Her forehead touched mine, a shaky breath touching my lips. “I love you, Hendrix.”
I took an uneven breath, fighting emotions as I pressed my lips over hers, warm and soft and every-damn-thing I needed in life. Just her. Just us like this.
“I fucking love you, too.”
🖤🖤🖤🖤
“Don’t you ever fucking leave me again, Lola Stevens.”
She could be a traitorous Medusa all she wanted, but she was my traitorous Medusa.
I don't know what it is about the crazy ones that just grab me by the throat and never let go, but damn. 🥵💜 Hendrix Hunt was one of the nuttiest lunatics but he was a loyal and sweet one. And no one is allowed to argue that with me.
She was heroin, and I was a fucking addict.
Because I'll state this now, yes, Hendrix sampled pretty much every girl his age in their county in the two years him and Lola were broken up. That's just a fact but that boy loved the hell out of Lola Stevens and no one said love was rational. And they certainly never said a broken heart to an obsessively in love teenage boy was rational either. Hendrix only became the manwhore we saw in the first two books because he was trying to exorcize the ghost of Lola from his heart, something that was impossible and he knew it. Was it pretty or romantic? Nah, but it was real. And he hated himself for it too. So, anyone hating on him for that can just shush. Because yes, he whored it up but he never kissed or shared any intimacy with any other girl because Lola was always his ride or die.
We’d formed a bond out of desperation and survival, one that taught us love, when we had no clue what that word meant, and there was no erasing that. No taking it down or cutting it off…
And the sole fact that crazy man felt such guilt over what he did during their breakup before he even knew the real truth behind it spoke far more than the actions of an out of control teenager who was running from his feelings.
Lola had broken my heart, but what hurt worse was not being with her. Every day I didn’t wake up next to that girl, it felt like I lost a little more of myself.
I genuinely loved Hendrix which is hilarious to me because I found him ridiculous in the first two books. Although he was funny as hell throughout the series I just wasn't sure what to expect from him, but clearly I just needed to climb inside his head to really appreciate him. He was just absurd but how could I not love him when he would've done anything for Lola or his brother?
I wished like hell I could erase every girl I put between us, trying to forget how much she had meant to me, how much she had hurt me.
Now Lola, I loved her. I loved that she was just as tough as the guys. That she didn't take any shit, even from Hendrix. She was a bad bitch when she needed to be and I enjoyed the hell out it. I hated what happened to her and what led to her doing what she did to protect Hendrix. It was a hard situation no matter how you spun it, and all the while she also lost her little sister too. Lola had no other choice but to be tough. Neither her nor Hendrix had it easy during their separation.
She had this Harley Quinn vibe about her, and the Joker side of my personality thrived on it.
Lola and Hendrix were literally each other's better half's. She loved his insanity and chaos, adored his possessiveness for her and fed his jealousy when it suited her. Why? Because he did the same for her. Hendrix wasn't the only crazy one of the two, just perhaps the craziest. 🤣 They shared their crazy possessiveness and jealousy when it came to one another. Nothing rational about it. That's just the sort of love and bond they shared, and for them it was their normal.
I felt like a junkie, out of control and strung out, desperate for the high I could only find in him.
I loved them together. I loved some of the push and pull early on but like most things it became a little bit exhausting after a time. I think my biggest gripe about this book was not revealing the truth sooner. I expected it, but it never happened. While I understand why the authors decided to play it the way they did it was still a little frustrating because I just wanted the air cleared between them so bad. I hated seeing them hurting.
You could fight enemies, even friends, but it was impossible to fight someone you loved, and he wasn’t just someone. He was the one.
I did understand why Lola did what she did though. I get it, and although Hendrix still did what he did to protect her the difference was that he might not have been as careful about it two years before if he'd known. So, for Lola I understood how that was a real fear for her and why she did what she did. Certainly didn't help the way her ex best friend turned on her and only made the situation worse when it all went down either.
Any other girl was Novocain—touching them, fucking them numbed the pain. But Lola, she was an amphetamine. One hit of her, and I felt everything.
But I really just loved that Hendrix got his girl. Because Lola really was his soulmate. I doubt anyone else could have handled his crazy ass.
She may have fucked up. But so had I. And at the end of the day, that girl’s smile and her love made me feel like the richest man in the whole damn world.
The epilogue was also so, so cute and honestly went exactly how I expected for Lola and Hendrix. Of course he'd be living his best life as a father. Only he who creates and thrives off chaos would be completely content with it by having a buch of little mini me's running around. I love that for them.
Her forehead touched mine, a shaky breath touching my lips. “I love you, Hendrix.”
I took an uneven breath, fighting emotions as I pressed my lips over hers, warm and soft and every-damn-thing I needed in life. Just her. Just us like this.
“I fucking love you, too.”
🖤🖤🖤🖤
“Don’t you ever fucking leave me again, Lola Stevens.”
October 11, 2022
Nasal spray humour
This book although having a slight dark moments had such a good story and gigglesnort humour.
I lost count on the amount of times this book made me lol, even in a cafe......a very full cafe.
READ this book for a feel good vibe and just enough angst to make you fall in love with the H and h.
10/10
This book although having a slight dark moments had such a good story and gigglesnort humour.
I lost count on the amount of times this book made me lol, even in a cafe......a very full cafe.
READ this book for a feel good vibe and just enough angst to make you fall in love with the H and h.
10/10
November 28, 2022
I’ve waited a long time for Hendrix’s crazy ass!
It took me forever to read this, just couldn’t get into it. The plot was all over the place and hard to keep me sucked in.
Not my favourite book of the series and not what I was really hoping for with Hendrix
It took me forever to read this, just couldn’t get into it. The plot was all over the place and hard to keep me sucked in.
Not my favourite book of the series and not what I was really hoping for with Hendrix
May 25, 2023
Inizio questa recensione contraddicendo le due autrici perché se Hendrix non è il Romeo creato dalla fantasia di Shakespeare, ci va maledettamente vicino. Sì, lo so, Hendrix è folle, è un pazzo scatenato e ad ogni nuovo capitolo della serie ha raggiunto vette sempre più alte nella classifica della follia, ma qui si scopre che ha un cuore, cavolo, ed è anche bello grande. Peccato che questo organo negli ultimi due anni abbia patito di tutto, si è fermato per attimi lunghissimi, ha fibrillato per altri e ha subito più danni di quanto può sopportare un essere umano e la colpa di tutto questo è da attribuire completamente a Lola, la ragazza che gli ha rubato il cuore all’asilo e che era il suo tutto. Ora, lei è ritornata e per lui non c’è più pace perché, nonostante il cervello gli dica che quella ragazza è solo una traditrice, una medusa che al posto di una lunga chioma ha serpenti avvelenati pronti a iniettargli il loro veleno, il suo cuore non riesce a fare a meno di rivolerla nella sua vita. La passione violenta e la possessività che nutre nei suoi confronti lo fanno agire e comportarsi in un modo ancora più folle di prima e, a complicare ancora di più le cose, c’è il fatto che dall’altra parte Lola nutre i suoi stessi sentimenti, la sua identica possessività emolto più di un grammo della sua stessa follia. Tra i due si fa fatica a capire chi può fare la cosa più pazza. E allora iniziano una lotta senza quartiere fatta di ripicche assurde e bisogno di stringersi e di amarsi come se non ci fosse un domani. Lola, però, da due nasconde un segreto che qualora svelato distruggerebbe ancora di più Hendrix e, quindi, pur amandolo alla follia la giovane è consapevole che per loro non c’è nessun lieto fine.
Dio, che pena queste due anime tormentate, non bastava che nessuno dei due avesse mai avuto nulla di bello nelle proprie vite se non il conforto reciproco di amarsi e di esserci sempre stati l’uno per l’altro, doveva subentrare per forza un ulteriore male a sbarrare loro la strada e così, tra Lola che vuole proteggere a tutti i costi il ragazzo che ha sempre amato anche se è consapevole che è difficile farlo quando il tuo cuore batte solo per lui ed Hendrix, che non vuole rinunciare a lei per nessun motivo al mondo ma non sa più che fare per riportarla nella sua vita e svegliarsi accanto a lei ogni giorno per il resto delle loro vite, la situazione diventa sempre più sofferta, più complicata. Insieme sono fuoco allo stato pure, c’è una chimica tra loro che fa scintille anche quando sono lontani l’uno dall’altro. Sono l’emblema della forza e della resilienza perché nonostante il modo e il posto in cui sono cresciuti ha visto il bello anche dove non c’era facendo affidamento su quel sentimento che li univa fin dai prima anni di vita e costruendovi sopra piccoli sogni. Leggendo questo terzo e ultimo capitolo della serie ho vissuto un caleidoscopio di emozioni, non si può fare a meno di commuoversi per la povertà in cui hanno vissuto i due protagonisti, per l’incuria ricevuta dai rispettivi genitori, né per le ingiustizie subite dai ragazzini viziati della parte ricca del paese. Eppure loro, sorretti da un sentimento unico hanno lottato con le unghie e con i denti per sopravvivere, almeno fino all’ennesima ingiustizia e, detta sinceramente, ho trovato una certa soddisfazione nel vedere come le due autrici hanno punito il colpevole, quando leggerete capirete. In definitiva questa serie merita di essere letta ma qualora non aveste letto i precedenti libri questo può essere assolutamente letto anche come uno standalone. Ho un unico appunto da fare alle autrici, Kyle e Chad meritavano un libro tutto loro e io spero che prima o poi vorranno scriverlo.
Dio, che pena queste due anime tormentate, non bastava che nessuno dei due avesse mai avuto nulla di bello nelle proprie vite se non il conforto reciproco di amarsi e di esserci sempre stati l’uno per l’altro, doveva subentrare per forza un ulteriore male a sbarrare loro la strada e così, tra Lola che vuole proteggere a tutti i costi il ragazzo che ha sempre amato anche se è consapevole che è difficile farlo quando il tuo cuore batte solo per lui ed Hendrix, che non vuole rinunciare a lei per nessun motivo al mondo ma non sa più che fare per riportarla nella sua vita e svegliarsi accanto a lei ogni giorno per il resto delle loro vite, la situazione diventa sempre più sofferta, più complicata. Insieme sono fuoco allo stato pure, c’è una chimica tra loro che fa scintille anche quando sono lontani l’uno dall’altro. Sono l’emblema della forza e della resilienza perché nonostante il modo e il posto in cui sono cresciuti ha visto il bello anche dove non c’era facendo affidamento su quel sentimento che li univa fin dai prima anni di vita e costruendovi sopra piccoli sogni. Leggendo questo terzo e ultimo capitolo della serie ho vissuto un caleidoscopio di emozioni, non si può fare a meno di commuoversi per la povertà in cui hanno vissuto i due protagonisti, per l’incuria ricevuta dai rispettivi genitori, né per le ingiustizie subite dai ragazzini viziati della parte ricca del paese. Eppure loro, sorretti da un sentimento unico hanno lottato con le unghie e con i denti per sopravvivere, almeno fino all’ennesima ingiustizia e, detta sinceramente, ho trovato una certa soddisfazione nel vedere come le due autrici hanno punito il colpevole, quando leggerete capirete. In definitiva questa serie merita di essere letta ma qualora non aveste letto i precedenti libri questo può essere assolutamente letto anche come uno standalone. Ho un unico appunto da fare alle autrici, Kyle e Chad meritavano un libro tutto loro e io spero che prima o poi vorranno scriverlo.
May 31, 2023
recensione a cura del blog "Libri Magnetici" by Anna R.
«Stavi guardando, vero?»
«Quando mai non ti ho guardata, Lola.»
Ben trovati Magnetici, ebbene per scrivere questa recensione mi sono dovuta prendere qualche giorno e non perché il libro non mi sia piaciuto, anzi il contrario, perché non è il semplice Young Adult, ma è un libro che apre gli occhi su una realtà che spesso si vuole dimenticare, dove il niente diventa tutto.
Gliene avevo regalato uno a ogni compleanno da quando avevamo sei anni, a parte gli ultimi due, che mi ero persa. Il fatto che non li avesse strappati e gettati via mi faceva soffrire in maniera deliziosa.
Andiamo per ordine, Hendrix e Lola, due ragazzi appena maggiorenni che vivono a Dayton, una realtà americana da brividi, un ghetto dove per sopravvivere devi pensare a te stesso e sperare di avere degli amici così leali da salvarti il .... in caso di bisogno. E questo è molto di più, sono loro due.
Lola è la ragazza di Hendrix da giovane età, è stato il suo primo in tutto, ma a un certo punto viene portata via dagli assistenti sociali e per due anni scompare e loro si lasciano in maniera terribile perché lei lo ha tradito con un altro da cui poi scopre di aspettare un figlio e questo spacca Hendrix e la sua fiducia in lei.
Ma se il destino rimescolasse le carte e li costringesse a vivere insieme, e se si scoprisse che la verità fosse un’altra?
«Una parte di te sarà sempre la mia ragazza, Lola.» Lasciò cadere la mano e fece un passo indietro, esitante. «Anche se non lo sei.» E con ciò si voltò e se ne andò.
Ebbene miei cari Magnetici, questo libro mi ha spiazzata, ha alternato momenti esilaranti con momenti che ti spaccano il cuore, perché troppo spesso si dimentica che i ragazzi hanno dentro un mondo e le loro emozioni sono enfatizzate, e troppo spesso si dimentica che ci sono ragazzi che per vivere devono attaccarsi a tutto ciò che hanno.
Lola è un personaggio che merita un inchino al suo passaggio perché lei ha fatto di tutto per proteggere chi amava, ma alla fine ha dovuto cedere e capire che anche allontanare chi ami non lo salverà dal suo destino.
Lontana dagli occhi, mai lontana dal cuore, ma non così vicina da poterla stringere. Non avevo mai smesso di amarla. Era sempre stata il mio centro di gravità, e in quel momento avevo la prova che si trovasse con un altro.
Una ragazza che è dovuta crescere in fretta, ma che mi ha travolta per il suo meraviglioso essere.
Hendrix, beh lui non è Romeo, ma è molto di più, è un ragazzo, anzi un uomo che ha un solo desiderio: amare la sua donna, ed è quello che proverà a fare contro tutti e tutto.
Alcune scene che hanno lui come protagonista sono esilaranti, perché fa cose allucinanti, ma è la profondità di questo ragazzo che spiazza.
Dietro i modi duri c’è un mondo.
E lui alla fine farà di tutto per realizzare i desideri di coloro che lo hanno sempre appoggiato.
Leggetelo perché aprirà gli occhi, perché farà ridere, perché la passione non mancherà, perché l’amicizia è il legame che ti salverà sempre, perché questi ragazzi meritano un’occasione e perché se c’è l’amore qualsiasi posto in cui vivi è bello e soprattutto se vuoi migliorarti a volte basta seguire le proprie passioni. Buona lettura.
Era possibile combattere i nemici e persino gli amici, ma non qualcuno che avevi amato. E lui non era solo qualcuno: lui era l’unico .
quattro petali
«Stavi guardando, vero?»
«Quando mai non ti ho guardata, Lola.»
Ben trovati Magnetici, ebbene per scrivere questa recensione mi sono dovuta prendere qualche giorno e non perché il libro non mi sia piaciuto, anzi il contrario, perché non è il semplice Young Adult, ma è un libro che apre gli occhi su una realtà che spesso si vuole dimenticare, dove il niente diventa tutto.
Gliene avevo regalato uno a ogni compleanno da quando avevamo sei anni, a parte gli ultimi due, che mi ero persa. Il fatto che non li avesse strappati e gettati via mi faceva soffrire in maniera deliziosa.
Andiamo per ordine, Hendrix e Lola, due ragazzi appena maggiorenni che vivono a Dayton, una realtà americana da brividi, un ghetto dove per sopravvivere devi pensare a te stesso e sperare di avere degli amici così leali da salvarti il .... in caso di bisogno. E questo è molto di più, sono loro due.
Lola è la ragazza di Hendrix da giovane età, è stato il suo primo in tutto, ma a un certo punto viene portata via dagli assistenti sociali e per due anni scompare e loro si lasciano in maniera terribile perché lei lo ha tradito con un altro da cui poi scopre di aspettare un figlio e questo spacca Hendrix e la sua fiducia in lei.
Ma se il destino rimescolasse le carte e li costringesse a vivere insieme, e se si scoprisse che la verità fosse un’altra?
«Una parte di te sarà sempre la mia ragazza, Lola.» Lasciò cadere la mano e fece un passo indietro, esitante. «Anche se non lo sei.» E con ciò si voltò e se ne andò.
Ebbene miei cari Magnetici, questo libro mi ha spiazzata, ha alternato momenti esilaranti con momenti che ti spaccano il cuore, perché troppo spesso si dimentica che i ragazzi hanno dentro un mondo e le loro emozioni sono enfatizzate, e troppo spesso si dimentica che ci sono ragazzi che per vivere devono attaccarsi a tutto ciò che hanno.
Lola è un personaggio che merita un inchino al suo passaggio perché lei ha fatto di tutto per proteggere chi amava, ma alla fine ha dovuto cedere e capire che anche allontanare chi ami non lo salverà dal suo destino.
Lontana dagli occhi, mai lontana dal cuore, ma non così vicina da poterla stringere. Non avevo mai smesso di amarla. Era sempre stata il mio centro di gravità, e in quel momento avevo la prova che si trovasse con un altro.
Una ragazza che è dovuta crescere in fretta, ma che mi ha travolta per il suo meraviglioso essere.
Hendrix, beh lui non è Romeo, ma è molto di più, è un ragazzo, anzi un uomo che ha un solo desiderio: amare la sua donna, ed è quello che proverà a fare contro tutti e tutto.
Alcune scene che hanno lui come protagonista sono esilaranti, perché fa cose allucinanti, ma è la profondità di questo ragazzo che spiazza.
Dietro i modi duri c’è un mondo.
E lui alla fine farà di tutto per realizzare i desideri di coloro che lo hanno sempre appoggiato.
Leggetelo perché aprirà gli occhi, perché farà ridere, perché la passione non mancherà, perché l’amicizia è il legame che ti salverà sempre, perché questi ragazzi meritano un’occasione e perché se c’è l’amore qualsiasi posto in cui vivi è bello e soprattutto se vuoi migliorarti a volte basta seguire le proprie passioni. Buona lettura.
Era possibile combattere i nemici e persino gli amici, ma non qualcuno che avevi amato. E lui non era solo qualcuno: lui era l’unico .
quattro petali
September 17, 2022
Hendrix Hunt is a guy who has trouble staying out of trouble. He was raised on the wrong side of the tracks but is doing everything he can to have enough money to pay the bills while his brother is in jail. Yet nothing prepares him for the return of his ex-girlfriend, the one who obliterated his heart.
Lola Stevens had no choice when she was forced into foster care after an incident flipped her life upside down and forced her to tell a lie to the one person who meant more to her than anyone else. But now she is back in Dayton after aging out of foster care. Unfortunately she is only left with one friend, Kyle, after Hendrix turned everyone else against her.
Now Lola and Hendrix are passing by each other in the hallways at high school and while they each hate the other one, they also still haven’t gotten over the other and the jealousy is high.
Can Lola and Hendrix find away to put the past behind them or are the secrets they carry to much to burden the other with?
At the initial beginning of the book I wasn’t sure where this was headed but soon I felt myself immersed in the book and I didn’t want to put it down.
Hendrix was a tough guy who was someone that you definitely didn’t mess around with. He grew up in the poor area of town and had a bad reputation. He also closed himself off emotionally after getting burned by Lola and he really wanted to put her through the hell that he went through when she left and after he learned she cheated on him.
Lola had a secret that she had been keeping from everyone and although it pained her that her reputation was now awful, she did it to protect Hendrix. I felt terrible for her as she was lucky to be able to sleep on Kyle’s couch but she didn’t have anything anymore and none of it was her fault. I liked her tenacity though and how she still kept going, even through the worst of it.
When Lola’s living arrangements changed I was worried as I knew it couldn’t be good for her mental health yet at the same time I knew how she felt so I was hoping that this would be her chance to tell what happened but I knew she didn’t feel like she could trust Hendrix not to do something stupid.
I liked Lola’s friendship with Chad and how that allowed her to re-establish a relationship with her sister, Grace. Chad’s family treated Grace really well and I was happy that they never kept Grace away from Lola.
When Hendrix destroyed Sid I knew this would really change how Lola felt and it definitely made things different. It killed a part of Lola as she lost something that she clung to in her darkest days. When Hendrix read the letter everything changed and I was happy that he realized everything yet it destroyed a part of him for everything he had done to Lola.
The end made me really happy and I loved how they were legally able to change their lives around and make something of themselves!!- Rebecca
Lola Stevens had no choice when she was forced into foster care after an incident flipped her life upside down and forced her to tell a lie to the one person who meant more to her than anyone else. But now she is back in Dayton after aging out of foster care. Unfortunately she is only left with one friend, Kyle, after Hendrix turned everyone else against her.
Now Lola and Hendrix are passing by each other in the hallways at high school and while they each hate the other one, they also still haven’t gotten over the other and the jealousy is high.
Can Lola and Hendrix find away to put the past behind them or are the secrets they carry to much to burden the other with?
At the initial beginning of the book I wasn’t sure where this was headed but soon I felt myself immersed in the book and I didn’t want to put it down.
Hendrix was a tough guy who was someone that you definitely didn’t mess around with. He grew up in the poor area of town and had a bad reputation. He also closed himself off emotionally after getting burned by Lola and he really wanted to put her through the hell that he went through when she left and after he learned she cheated on him.
Lola had a secret that she had been keeping from everyone and although it pained her that her reputation was now awful, she did it to protect Hendrix. I felt terrible for her as she was lucky to be able to sleep on Kyle’s couch but she didn’t have anything anymore and none of it was her fault. I liked her tenacity though and how she still kept going, even through the worst of it.
When Lola’s living arrangements changed I was worried as I knew it couldn’t be good for her mental health yet at the same time I knew how she felt so I was hoping that this would be her chance to tell what happened but I knew she didn’t feel like she could trust Hendrix not to do something stupid.
I liked Lola’s friendship with Chad and how that allowed her to re-establish a relationship with her sister, Grace. Chad’s family treated Grace really well and I was happy that they never kept Grace away from Lola.
When Hendrix destroyed Sid I knew this would really change how Lola felt and it definitely made things different. It killed a part of Lola as she lost something that she clung to in her darkest days. When Hendrix read the letter everything changed and I was happy that he realized everything yet it destroyed a part of him for everything he had done to Lola.
The end made me really happy and I loved how they were legally able to change their lives around and make something of themselves!!- Rebecca
October 12, 2023
4 stars ⭐
I enjoyed this read, I enjoyed it more than the first one. Although this one was harder to read in ways. It was also a lot more toxic. The jealousy and possessiveness they both felt for each other was high, but at times understandable, especially for Lola.
Both of these characters had been through a lot, and there was much emotional pain and heartache on both sides. They were each other's person, until one traumatic event ruined everything. With both of them handling the pain in different ways.
I really liked Lola. I thought she was a great fmc. It was a little frustrating that she wouldn't tell Hendrix the truth but at the same time, I could understand. I mean, she was in a really tough position. I did like Hendrix too. I wasn't sure if I would because he seemed immature in the first one but I also liked his character at the same time. But I think getting into his head, and seeing how much he loved Lola, and always had was nice. I love it when you have a couple that have pretty much been in each other's lives most of their lives. There's generally that strong bond that never fully goes away.
I'm not always a fan of when there's a separation and the guy becomes a total manho, but here I wasn't as bothered by it. I mean, it wasn't particularly nice, but he had thought Lola had cheated on him and he was heartbroken. It doesn't excuse it and I actually wish Lola had held him more accountable for it, or that he'd apologised a bit more at the end for it. But we did see his thoughts throughout the book, and we see that he actually did feel shame for his behaviour in the two years prior.
It was very evident that he only wanted Lola from the start of the book, so I guess that made it easier. Although the thing I struggled to let go the most was the fact he slept with Jessica.
I do wish things had been a bit fleshed out towards the end. We literally waited all book for Hendrix to find out the truth and it wasn't even from Lola. The last few chapters Hendrix sees the letter, the next chapter Lola finds out the pos is dead and then we get the last chapter of them revealing their truths and talking a little bit about it. But even the conversation they had about it wasn't that deep I felt. Although it was obvious how Hendrix felt about it considering he killed the pos. Also, Jessica got nothing? Didn't she know the truth about what had happened, tell Hendrix Lola was pregnant, sleep with Hendrix only months later and then make snide comments to Lola about cheating on Hendrixand other derogatory comments when she went back to school? I mean, I'm not into huge acts of revenge but she deserved some kind of karma?
Overall I did enjoy the book though and the epilogue was so lovely to read. I'm glad they got their hea :)
I enjoyed this read, I enjoyed it more than the first one. Although this one was harder to read in ways. It was also a lot more toxic. The jealousy and possessiveness they both felt for each other was high, but at times understandable, especially for Lola.
Both of these characters had been through a lot, and there was much emotional pain and heartache on both sides. They were each other's person, until one traumatic event ruined everything. With both of them handling the pain in different ways.
I really liked Lola. I thought she was a great fmc. It was a little frustrating that she wouldn't tell Hendrix the truth but at the same time, I could understand. I mean, she was in a really tough position. I did like Hendrix too. I wasn't sure if I would because he seemed immature in the first one but I also liked his character at the same time. But I think getting into his head, and seeing how much he loved Lola, and always had was nice. I love it when you have a couple that have pretty much been in each other's lives most of their lives. There's generally that strong bond that never fully goes away.
I'm not always a fan of when there's a separation and the guy becomes a total manho, but here I wasn't as bothered by it. I mean, it wasn't particularly nice, but he had thought Lola had cheated on him and he was heartbroken. It doesn't excuse it and I actually wish Lola had held him more accountable for it, or that he'd apologised a bit more at the end for it. But we did see his thoughts throughout the book, and we see that he actually did feel shame for his behaviour in the two years prior.
It was very evident that he only wanted Lola from the start of the book, so I guess that made it easier. Although the thing I struggled to let go the most was the fact he slept with Jessica.
I do wish things had been a bit fleshed out towards the end. We literally waited all book for Hendrix to find out the truth and it wasn't even from Lola. The last few chapters Hendrix sees the letter, the next chapter Lola finds out the pos is dead and then we get the last chapter of them revealing their truths and talking a little bit about it. But even the conversation they had about it wasn't that deep I felt. Although it was obvious how Hendrix felt about it considering he killed the pos. Also, Jessica got nothing? Didn't she know the truth about what had happened, tell Hendrix Lola was pregnant, sleep with Hendrix only months later and then make snide comments to Lola about cheating on Hendrixand other derogatory comments when she went back to school? I mean, I'm not into huge acts of revenge but she deserved some kind of karma?
Overall I did enjoy the book though and the epilogue was so lovely to read. I'm glad they got their hea :)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 26, 2022
No Romeo is the third book of the Dayton series and is centered on Hendrix and Lola. Lola has returned to Dayton after a two-year absence. She’s been in foster care as well as her little sister Gracie too. It was heartwarming to the two of them reunited, although Gracie was still in a foster home. Hendrix has been kind of a loose cannon since Lola left dealing with feelings of betrayal on her part. Little does he know the real reason for her departure!! Be ready for tons of angst and truly crazy bad boy stuff as well as tugs on your heartstrings too.
Lola has returned to Dayton ready to finish her last year of high school. Her goal is to get on with her life and hopefully get custody of Gracie, her younger sister. While she is far from achieving that, currently it’s the taking care of herself and getting through all the crap she has to put up with at school. Hendrix’s on the other hand, is so pissed at Lola for leaving that he has done everything in his power to wipe Lola out of his mind. Yet, upon her return he finds himself totally unable to let go of what they had that the possessiveness he still holds for her is hard to maintain. Needless to say, this only makes Hendrick more actively aggressive toward those folks who hurt or show an interest to Lola. Thank heavens for his good friend Wolf to keep him steady.
Yet the two of them could be really cruel and hurtful to each other too. Especially when Hendrix discovers that Lola is homeless and convinces her to move into his spare bedroom, which of course brings about many more issues for them. The regret that Hendrix feels from the many women he had been with while Lola was gone eats at him, she feels hurt. It’s also the mean girls and name calling that also causes Lola a lot of torment. Yet she just keeps putting one foot in front of the other and I am so happy she has her friend Kyle!! He was the one friend she knew she could depend on.
I loved how Hendrix was always looking out for Lola, even when she didn’t want it, but was also very protective of her too. And the pop-tart thing between them left me in stitches at times, who would have thought? There are many, many twist and turns in the book that have you on the edge of your seat, as well as some of the high school staff… Principle Brown, Mrs. Smith who will have you once again cracking up!
In spite of all the animosity held by both Hendrix and Lola, the hate-love vibe that oscillated between them, they were truly each other’s ride or die.
I certainly enjoyed No Romeo… through the good, the bad and the ugly!!
And I must mention how much I loved the Epilogue!!!
Lola has returned to Dayton ready to finish her last year of high school. Her goal is to get on with her life and hopefully get custody of Gracie, her younger sister. While she is far from achieving that, currently it’s the taking care of herself and getting through all the crap she has to put up with at school. Hendrix’s on the other hand, is so pissed at Lola for leaving that he has done everything in his power to wipe Lola out of his mind. Yet, upon her return he finds himself totally unable to let go of what they had that the possessiveness he still holds for her is hard to maintain. Needless to say, this only makes Hendrick more actively aggressive toward those folks who hurt or show an interest to Lola. Thank heavens for his good friend Wolf to keep him steady.
Yet the two of them could be really cruel and hurtful to each other too. Especially when Hendrix discovers that Lola is homeless and convinces her to move into his spare bedroom, which of course brings about many more issues for them. The regret that Hendrix feels from the many women he had been with while Lola was gone eats at him, she feels hurt. It’s also the mean girls and name calling that also causes Lola a lot of torment. Yet she just keeps putting one foot in front of the other and I am so happy she has her friend Kyle!! He was the one friend she knew she could depend on.
I loved how Hendrix was always looking out for Lola, even when she didn’t want it, but was also very protective of her too. And the pop-tart thing between them left me in stitches at times, who would have thought? There are many, many twist and turns in the book that have you on the edge of your seat, as well as some of the high school staff… Principle Brown, Mrs. Smith who will have you once again cracking up!
In spite of all the animosity held by both Hendrix and Lola, the hate-love vibe that oscillated between them, they were truly each other’s ride or die.
I certainly enjoyed No Romeo… through the good, the bad and the ugly!!
And I must mention how much I loved the Epilogue!!!
January 21, 2024
The Dayton High Box Set by SJ. Cole and LP. Lovell contains all three books in this series.
No Prince, No Good and No Romeo.
No Prince by Stevie J. Cole and L.P. Lovell is a enemies to lovers, na, intense read, told in a dual pov.
Meet Zepp and Monroe.
Both are living in a trailer park and have a rather rough life. While Zepp is the king of Dyton High, Monroe is everything but. And now she's become Zepp's kind of pa.
No Prince is raw and gritty and gave me all the feels.
I was in suspense from start il the end. I read the book in one siiting, I couldn't put it down.
A great read, 4,5 stars.
No Good by S. J. Cole and L.P. Lovell is a stand-alone and book two in the Dayton series. For best reading experience I recommend to read the books in order. The previous book is No Prince, Zepp and Monroe's story.
NG is Drew and Ballamy's story. Drew is a 17 year old, rich girl with . lets say special parents, her father is a piece of work, her mother is absent. She has to attend a new highschool in a neighboring town. And here reigns Bellamy and his merry men. B is the perfect anti-hero. Rude, bad language, you get the picture. And they clash from the first moment they meet. Raging hormones play a a major role in their daily lives. Reading NG is like looking at a car wreck on the other side of the highway. You know you shouldn't but you can't look away.
A story about the pains of growing up, well written, 4 stars.
No Romeo by SJ. Cole and LP. Lovell is book three in the series of stand alones.
Blurb:To everyone in Dayton, Hendrix Hunt was the tattooed bad boy, the bully, the player. Guys hated and feared him. Girls wanted to tame him. And I just wished I could forget him.
Two years ago, Hendrix was my world. Then the taint of Dayton ruined everything, breaking us both with secrets and lies. I destroyed him and now he wants to destroy me...
They say love is patient, that love is kind, but when love is broken it becomes filled with jealousy and revenge.
Hendrix Hunt was no Romeo. But unfortunately, just like Juliet, I was in love with my enemy.
I'm a huge fan of boxed sets, what's not to love? you get the books of a series all in one set, you don't have to look for the next book when finished the previous one, it's just voila -- here it is.
I recommend the set, 5 stars.
No Prince, No Good and No Romeo.
No Prince by Stevie J. Cole and L.P. Lovell is a enemies to lovers, na, intense read, told in a dual pov.
Meet Zepp and Monroe.
Both are living in a trailer park and have a rather rough life. While Zepp is the king of Dyton High, Monroe is everything but. And now she's become Zepp's kind of pa.
No Prince is raw and gritty and gave me all the feels.
I was in suspense from start il the end. I read the book in one siiting, I couldn't put it down.
A great read, 4,5 stars.
No Good by S. J. Cole and L.P. Lovell is a stand-alone and book two in the Dayton series. For best reading experience I recommend to read the books in order. The previous book is No Prince, Zepp and Monroe's story.
NG is Drew and Ballamy's story. Drew is a 17 year old, rich girl with . lets say special parents, her father is a piece of work, her mother is absent. She has to attend a new highschool in a neighboring town. And here reigns Bellamy and his merry men. B is the perfect anti-hero. Rude, bad language, you get the picture. And they clash from the first moment they meet. Raging hormones play a a major role in their daily lives. Reading NG is like looking at a car wreck on the other side of the highway. You know you shouldn't but you can't look away.
A story about the pains of growing up, well written, 4 stars.
No Romeo by SJ. Cole and LP. Lovell is book three in the series of stand alones.
Blurb:To everyone in Dayton, Hendrix Hunt was the tattooed bad boy, the bully, the player. Guys hated and feared him. Girls wanted to tame him. And I just wished I could forget him.
Two years ago, Hendrix was my world. Then the taint of Dayton ruined everything, breaking us both with secrets and lies. I destroyed him and now he wants to destroy me...
They say love is patient, that love is kind, but when love is broken it becomes filled with jealousy and revenge.
Hendrix Hunt was no Romeo. But unfortunately, just like Juliet, I was in love with my enemy.
I'm a huge fan of boxed sets, what's not to love? you get the books of a series all in one set, you don't have to look for the next book when finished the previous one, it's just voila -- here it is.
I recommend the set, 5 stars.
June 6, 2023
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"Non sono Romeo" è il terzo romanzo della serie Dayton di Stevie J. Cole e LP Lovell, ma può anche essere apprezzato per conto suo. Se avete letto i primi due, però, forse avrete già qualche informazione su Hendrix e Lola, perché lui è il fratello del protagonista di "Non è un principe", Zepp, quindi un po' della storia tra di loro la conoscete.
Il fatto è che c'è molto di più dietro.
Il romanzo inizia con Hendrix e Lola che si incontrano dopo due anni in cui si sono del tutto ignorati, due anni in cui Hendrix non ha fatto altro che accumulare l'odio che provava verso di lei per come si sono lasciati. Fin da subito, però, sappiamo che il motivo della separazione che lui conosce non rispecchia la verità. Lei ha un segreto molto più grande da nascondere.
Lola preferisce essere trattata da schifo da Hendrix piuttosto che rivelarglielo e questo la porta a sopportare dei primi giorni di scuola infernali. Man mano che il tempo passa, però, e le loro strade continuano a incontrarsi, entrambi si ritrovano a dover affrontare dei sentimenti del passato che forse non sono così tanto nel passato come credevano.
Ho divorato questo romanzo in una notte. Non sono riuscita proprio a fermarmi. Anche se avevo già immaginato fin da subito quale fosse il segreto di Lola, volevo davvero sapere che diavolo avrebbe fatto Hendrix una volta scoperto, perché ero certa che sarebbe stata come una pugnalata allo stomaco per lui.
Più leggevo, più mi innamoravo di loro due e più volevo vedere come sarebbero riusciti a risolvere i loro problemi e, devo dire, che mi è piaciuto ogni istante.
Certo, ci sono alcune cose che mi hanno fatto storcere il naso, per esempio un linguaggio troppo crudo che rende delle scene che dovrebbero essere sensuali per me un po' ridicole, ma in questo caso sono solo delle sottigliezze che non so se siano colpa della traduzione o delle scrittrici. Può anche essere che ormai io mi sia abituata a leggere in inglese e determinate cose fanno meno effetto quando non è la tua lingua madre.
A parte ciò, non ho niente di negativo da dire su questo romanzo.
Ho amato Lola, con tutte le sue risposte pronte, il suo coraggio e la sua forza. E Hendrix, con il suo carattere irascibile, la sua lealtà e la sua dolcezza. E ho apprezzato anche tutti i cameo dei protagonisti dei precedenti libri.
Non voglio rivelare troppo, perché secondo me è un libro che va gustato un po' alla volta, senza aver troppe informazioni su quello che si andrà a scoprire.
Questo romanzo è stata una montagna russa di emozioni e lo consiglio a tutti gli amanti dei second chance. Ha anche un pizzico di dark e questo non guasta mai.
Il tempo poteva aver cambiato alcune cose, poteva averci lasciato cicatrici e averci separati, ma se il giorno successivo avessi dovuto lasciare la città e non vederlo mai più, per sposare un altro e vivere una vita del tutto diversa… Quando fossi diventata vecchia, Hendrix Hunt sarebbe sempre stato il mio unico vero amore. Anche se il destino stesso che ci aveva portati lì si stava sforzando di tenerci divisi. Lui sarebbe stato per sempre la persona giusta per me.
Punto di vista: doppio, alternato
Sensualità: medio/alta, qualche scena esplicita
Caratteristiche: second chance, NA romance
Stile narrativo: scorrevole, coinvolgente
Tipo di finale: chiuso, con epilogo
Voto: 5
"Non sono Romeo" è il terzo romanzo della serie Dayton di Stevie J. Cole e LP Lovell, ma può anche essere apprezzato per conto suo. Se avete letto i primi due, però, forse avrete già qualche informazione su Hendrix e Lola, perché lui è il fratello del protagonista di "Non è un principe", Zepp, quindi un po' della storia tra di loro la conoscete.
Il fatto è che c'è molto di più dietro.
Il romanzo inizia con Hendrix e Lola che si incontrano dopo due anni in cui si sono del tutto ignorati, due anni in cui Hendrix non ha fatto altro che accumulare l'odio che provava verso di lei per come si sono lasciati. Fin da subito, però, sappiamo che il motivo della separazione che lui conosce non rispecchia la verità. Lei ha un segreto molto più grande da nascondere.
Lola preferisce essere trattata da schifo da Hendrix piuttosto che rivelarglielo e questo la porta a sopportare dei primi giorni di scuola infernali. Man mano che il tempo passa, però, e le loro strade continuano a incontrarsi, entrambi si ritrovano a dover affrontare dei sentimenti del passato che forse non sono così tanto nel passato come credevano.
Ho divorato questo romanzo in una notte. Non sono riuscita proprio a fermarmi. Anche se avevo già immaginato fin da subito quale fosse il segreto di Lola, volevo davvero sapere che diavolo avrebbe fatto Hendrix una volta scoperto, perché ero certa che sarebbe stata come una pugnalata allo stomaco per lui.
Più leggevo, più mi innamoravo di loro due e più volevo vedere come sarebbero riusciti a risolvere i loro problemi e, devo dire, che mi è piaciuto ogni istante.
Certo, ci sono alcune cose che mi hanno fatto storcere il naso, per esempio un linguaggio troppo crudo che rende delle scene che dovrebbero essere sensuali per me un po' ridicole, ma in questo caso sono solo delle sottigliezze che non so se siano colpa della traduzione o delle scrittrici. Può anche essere che ormai io mi sia abituata a leggere in inglese e determinate cose fanno meno effetto quando non è la tua lingua madre.
A parte ciò, non ho niente di negativo da dire su questo romanzo.
Ho amato Lola, con tutte le sue risposte pronte, il suo coraggio e la sua forza. E Hendrix, con il suo carattere irascibile, la sua lealtà e la sua dolcezza. E ho apprezzato anche tutti i cameo dei protagonisti dei precedenti libri.
Non voglio rivelare troppo, perché secondo me è un libro che va gustato un po' alla volta, senza aver troppe informazioni su quello che si andrà a scoprire.
Questo romanzo è stata una montagna russa di emozioni e lo consiglio a tutti gli amanti dei second chance. Ha anche un pizzico di dark e questo non guasta mai.
Il tempo poteva aver cambiato alcune cose, poteva averci lasciato cicatrici e averci separati, ma se il giorno successivo avessi dovuto lasciare la città e non vederlo mai più, per sposare un altro e vivere una vita del tutto diversa… Quando fossi diventata vecchia, Hendrix Hunt sarebbe sempre stato il mio unico vero amore. Anche se il destino stesso che ci aveva portati lì si stava sforzando di tenerci divisi. Lui sarebbe stato per sempre la persona giusta per me.
Punto di vista: doppio, alternato
Sensualità: medio/alta, qualche scena esplicita
Caratteristiche: second chance, NA romance
Stile narrativo: scorrevole, coinvolgente
Tipo di finale: chiuso, con epilogo
Voto: 5
September 18, 2022
What an amazing story this was!
It was emotional yet hilarious.
My heart broke so many times at different points in the book.
It was so hard getting a front row seat of the pain and suffering people can cause.
But the authors so brilliantly also wove in enough humor in as to not make the anguish so overwhelming.
I absolutely fell in love with Lola and Hendrix.
As individuals both are strong, determined and what so much for their lives.
But coming from poor backgrounds and having no parents makes life so much tougher for them.
One of the best qualities though is never giving up. So no matter what life throws at them they always meet it head on.
As a couple they are a dynamic duo. They have each other’s backs unequivocally and without question.
They are fierce with people when it comes to each other and would burn down earth without blinking an eye to right and wrong that was done to either one of them.
Lola is one of the strongest characters I’ve come across. Because she is still so young and has gone through so much at such a young age.
I loved her loyalty and her attitude. This girl gives as good as she gets and makes zero apologies.
Hendrix is perfect just the way he is. With his dirty mouth, fast fists and his cocky confidence.
Yeah he’s a bit of a bully and does some unquestionably antics at school but all for a reason.
I adored that Hendrix and Lola were best friends since kindergarten.
That as they grew from grade to grade they knew they were each other’s person.
And year after year their love grew and blossomed.
Until that dreadful day two years ago destroyed everything that had.
There are some many things I loved throughout the book but I won’t say what so I don’t unintentionally give something away.
But I will say that their kind of love is a once in a lifetime thing.
I appreciated also that along with Lola and Hendrix’s story the friendships and comradery in the plot and storyline. These group of friends are your ride or die, they love unconditionally and by your side no matter the consequences.
An overall outstanding read that is a perfect blend of many different emotions and feels.
It was emotional yet hilarious.
My heart broke so many times at different points in the book.
It was so hard getting a front row seat of the pain and suffering people can cause.
But the authors so brilliantly also wove in enough humor in as to not make the anguish so overwhelming.
I absolutely fell in love with Lola and Hendrix.
As individuals both are strong, determined and what so much for their lives.
But coming from poor backgrounds and having no parents makes life so much tougher for them.
One of the best qualities though is never giving up. So no matter what life throws at them they always meet it head on.
As a couple they are a dynamic duo. They have each other’s backs unequivocally and without question.
They are fierce with people when it comes to each other and would burn down earth without blinking an eye to right and wrong that was done to either one of them.
Lola is one of the strongest characters I’ve come across. Because she is still so young and has gone through so much at such a young age.
I loved her loyalty and her attitude. This girl gives as good as she gets and makes zero apologies.
Hendrix is perfect just the way he is. With his dirty mouth, fast fists and his cocky confidence.
Yeah he’s a bit of a bully and does some unquestionably antics at school but all for a reason.
I adored that Hendrix and Lola were best friends since kindergarten.
That as they grew from grade to grade they knew they were each other’s person.
And year after year their love grew and blossomed.
Until that dreadful day two years ago destroyed everything that had.
There are some many things I loved throughout the book but I won’t say what so I don’t unintentionally give something away.
But I will say that their kind of love is a once in a lifetime thing.
I appreciated also that along with Lola and Hendrix’s story the friendships and comradery in the plot and storyline. These group of friends are your ride or die, they love unconditionally and by your side no matter the consequences.
An overall outstanding read that is a perfect blend of many different emotions and feels.
June 24, 2023
Recensione a cura del blog Romantic Fairies
Lola e Hendrix erano un coppia sin da bambini, l’uno spalleggiava l’altro in un quartiere dove la desolazione e la criminalità predominavano. Tutto però cambia quando Lola lo lascia e finisce in casa famiglia lontana da quella città e dagli incubi che continuano a perseguitarla.
Due anni dopo Lola è tornata a Dayton per avvicinarsi alla sua sorellina Gracie che vive con una famiglia affidataria benestante pur di diplomarsi al liceo. C'è però solo una complicazione ed è Hendrix, il suo ex fidanzato che sembra essersi impuntato per rovinarle la vita.
Però per lui diventa difficile starle lontano, Lola è sempre stata il suo primo amore e l’unica ragazza che riesce a placare la sua parte oscura. Sono complici di un amore distruttivo ma forte e indissolubile.
Hendrix è uno dei personaggi che ho amato di questa serie, aspettavo la sua storia. Un ragazzo dalle mille sfaccettature, spezzato ma ostinato a superare i mille ostacoli che la vita gli ha palesato.
La mia eroina? Indubbiamente Lola, una ragazzina coraggiosa a cui la vita ha tolto tutto ma lei è lì ogni giorno e lotta con le unghie per rimanere a galla.
Creare un certo tipo di Angast non è semplice. La storia tormentata dei protagonisti, di questi ragazzi abbandonati da tutti che si attaccano a quelle poche persone vicine che riescono a dargli una parvenza di famiglia.
E’ dura leggere storie così, inimmaginabili per noi, ma questo duo Dayton di L.P. Lovell e Stevie J. Cole è riuscito a trasportarmi nuovamente nelle vite di questi ragazzi.
Ho amato le loro storie così turbolente e intense. Le loro emozioni passionali e sofferenti, le loro azioni istintive e incontrollate.
Il messaggio più forte che questa serie possa darvi è la “Speranza”, la speranza di creare una famiglia, di risalire dai bassifondi, di ricreare legami e di ritrovare amori perduti.
Un new adult molto particolare che mi ha fatto sorridere e soffrire e che mi sento assolutamente di consigliare.
Lola e Hendrix erano un coppia sin da bambini, l’uno spalleggiava l’altro in un quartiere dove la desolazione e la criminalità predominavano. Tutto però cambia quando Lola lo lascia e finisce in casa famiglia lontana da quella città e dagli incubi che continuano a perseguitarla.
Due anni dopo Lola è tornata a Dayton per avvicinarsi alla sua sorellina Gracie che vive con una famiglia affidataria benestante pur di diplomarsi al liceo. C'è però solo una complicazione ed è Hendrix, il suo ex fidanzato che sembra essersi impuntato per rovinarle la vita.
Però per lui diventa difficile starle lontano, Lola è sempre stata il suo primo amore e l’unica ragazza che riesce a placare la sua parte oscura. Sono complici di un amore distruttivo ma forte e indissolubile.
Hendrix è uno dei personaggi che ho amato di questa serie, aspettavo la sua storia. Un ragazzo dalle mille sfaccettature, spezzato ma ostinato a superare i mille ostacoli che la vita gli ha palesato.
La mia eroina? Indubbiamente Lola, una ragazzina coraggiosa a cui la vita ha tolto tutto ma lei è lì ogni giorno e lotta con le unghie per rimanere a galla.
Creare un certo tipo di Angast non è semplice. La storia tormentata dei protagonisti, di questi ragazzi abbandonati da tutti che si attaccano a quelle poche persone vicine che riescono a dargli una parvenza di famiglia.
E’ dura leggere storie così, inimmaginabili per noi, ma questo duo Dayton di L.P. Lovell e Stevie J. Cole è riuscito a trasportarmi nuovamente nelle vite di questi ragazzi.
Ho amato le loro storie così turbolente e intense. Le loro emozioni passionali e sofferenti, le loro azioni istintive e incontrollate.
Il messaggio più forte che questa serie possa darvi è la “Speranza”, la speranza di creare una famiglia, di risalire dai bassifondi, di ricreare legami e di ritrovare amori perduti.
Un new adult molto particolare che mi ha fatto sorridere e soffrire e che mi sento assolutamente di consigliare.
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