Question M

[Jonetta]

While this is Cosmo and Jane's story, it's just as much a Jules/Adam/Robin one. Which did you find more compelling and why?

[Lauren]

I loved both stories. They each had their heartwarming and heartbreaking moments. If I had to choose one, it would be Cosmo and Jane simply because Adam is such a smarmy, spineless toad, and I really wanted the hitman to off him!

[Robin]

I loved both stories too. Jane and Cosmo were great together. And Jules is one of my favorite characters in this series. I want to see him get a happy ending, but I knew it wouldn't be with this book. This is just the start of nice story arc for him.

[Anita]

I found neither of them particularly compelling. This was not a favorite of mine.

[Jonetta]

I loved both of them for different reasons. It was nice seeing Cosmo and Jane discover their true selves with each other. There’s developed slowly and deliberately for all the right reasons. They fell in love with each other’s true natures.

The Jules/Robin/Adam storyline was compelling because it exposed more about Jules, who I saw as extremely self confident and clear headed. Adam dismantled all that, exposing his vulnerabilities. Then Robin’s ambiguous sexuality thrown into the mix enlightened me about m/m relationships. It was enlightening.

[Sharon]

I loved both stories equally.

Cosmo and Jane had a lot to work through to get to the point where they could trust each other. I loved Jane trying to be Cosmo's friend and helping him get Sophie. I also loved the way they worked through their obstacles.

Jules/Robin/Adam was an eye-opener into the true heart of Jules. He is a man who commits everything to his personal life, his job, and his friends. I love him and hurt when Adam hurt him over and over.

I've mentioned the way I feel about Adam in previous questions. I hope that he will change, but realistically, I don't see that happening. He will always be a user.

I believe Robin will figure it all out eventually. I don't think there is any hope for him with Jules, but I see Cosmo and Jane getting him in recovery and helping him deal with his sexuality. He isn't a bad person, just conflicted.

[Jonetta]

The thing about people like Adam is they have a sneaky way of finding ways back in. I worry.

Love how you describe Jules!