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Roomies by @christinalauren follows Holland who is living in NYC and can’t quite get it all together. She works for her uncle at the Broadway theater where he is the composer of a smash show. And she has a crush. A big one. So much so that she takes the subway 10 blocks out of her way to see “Jack” playing his music in the subway daily. His music ignites something inside her that is inexplicable to anyone else. After an attack in the subway, he comes to her rescue and Holland learns his name is
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Holland has a crush. A crush that she goes out of her way to see. Not just any ole crush, but a street musician. She rides the subway, even when it isn’t necessary just to hear him play. In her mind his name is Jack, and he speaks to her through his guitar. One tipsy night, Holland has enough courage to break the fourth wall and speak to Jack, learning that he is Irish, has green eyes ... and his name is Calvin.
After another chance meeting, Holland arranges for her uncle, a composer in need of ...more
After another chance meeting, Holland arranges for her uncle, a composer in need of ...more
This was a book that is definitely better if you go in blind. (Oops 🤷🏼♀️)
This was actually my second attempt at reading Roomies because I DNF’d the first time after feeling like the book I was reading was entirely different from what the blurb had said.
This one is a slooooooow burn, but the tension between Holland and Calvin was so good. I liked that both the hero and heroine had flaws and that made it feel a little more realistic.
I didn’t understand why Holland’s friend LuLu was in the b ...more
This was actually my second attempt at reading Roomies because I DNF’d the first time after feeling like the book I was reading was entirely different from what the blurb had said.
This one is a slooooooow burn, but the tension between Holland and Calvin was so good. I liked that both the hero and heroine had flaws and that made it feel a little more realistic.
I didn’t understand why Holland’s friend LuLu was in the b ...more
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