I recommend this to anyone who likes to read about romance, politics, discreet affairs, hot intimate scenes, super likable leads, great side characters, major feels, and flirty texting.Free-spirited and easygoing Taylor Vandenberg left her hometown of Faircombe, Tennessee, as soon as she could, and in the twenty-five years since, she has rarely looked back. Hot politician with lofty political aspirations befriends adorable and beautiful college student and there is absolutely no way to resist her. I was up and down throughout the entire thing and I loved the ride. This one felt a bit like a roller coaster. Sometimes books are a bit boring and formulaic. In addition to those feelings and their chemistry, I really enjoyed all of the different settings and situations that happened throughout the book. Where you have to stop for a second and just process what you read. I love that when a single line can just wreck you for a bit. There was no doubting their feelings even when they weren’t even admitting them to each other! And there were some sentences in this book that really hit hard. What was special about this book was how much I FELT from these characters. But honestly, this was so good that I don’t even care and I don’t think you will either. It was longer than it needed to be and there were some items needing editing. This is one of my favorite books of the year.
As things get a bit complicated, Charlotte’s public political career trajectory is put at risk. The main premise of this story is these two ladies liking each other enough to allow a friendship to develop. For all of her practiced ways of navigating her political world, she is sensitive and caring. Which is ironic because she is a literature major and aspires to be a writer. She is smart and beautiful yet a little bit awkward with words. To Sutton’s horror, Regan has created a profile on the SaphicSpark dating app which sets the stage for Charlotte to enter Sutton’s life. Well, Sutton’s phone into her own hands anyway. Her roommate, Regan, is tired of Sutton being dull so she decides to take matters into her own hands. All it took was a hot makeout session in a club and she has been stewing over it from the comfort of her apartment ever since.
Sutton just recently discovered her probable affinity toward the same sex. I just read this a second time and it only made me feel more guilty. So my apologies to Haley Cass and to all of you that haven’t read this yet.
For a book as good as this, I find it so disrespectful to the author that I didn’t immediately do so. I am kicking myself for not reviewing this earlier.
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