Things We Never Got Over

I GENUINELY CANNOT EXPRESS HOW MUCH I LOVED THIS BOOK?!?!?!!?Nearly two weeks after reading the book am I now writing the review and it’s safe to say I haven’t stopped thinking about it. I’M NOT EVEN KIDDING. I’m itching to pick up the book and flip through my tabbed pages and there’s A LOTTTTT. My guess would be over 150 tabs?!? Idk, give or take 🤷‍♀️This book came at a time where I was waiting for the next book to WOWWWW me, and mannnnn, did this not disappoint. I was hooked from the START!!!It’s always a struggle for me to start a book because there’s always that lull at the beginning when

***4.5 STARS***This is my first book by Lucy Score but it will definitely not be my last.Naomi comes to the small town of Knockemout after leaving her fiancée at the alter and to come help her twin sister Tina. When she gets to town she realizes her sister had caused all kinds of hell in town and has a bad reputation. In fact she is thought to be her sister when she goes to the local cafe and Knox Morgan shows up to “escort” her out of town. The couple are thrown together and Naomi realizes that she has an eleven year old niece that she knew nothing about which ties her to the small town.Very

i surprisingly liked this a lot more than i thought i would!i mean, dont get me wrong. there are some flaws. the writing is basic, the characters dont act their age (which is in their 30-40s!) and the book is longer than it needs to be, but i was wholly invested in the story regardless.and its probably im a sucker for tropes. i enjoyed the sunshine x grumpy character dynamics, the small town setting was perfect for gossip and forced proximity, and the sudden/new parenthood also surprisingly worked for me (probably because way was an awesome kid)!overall, this is exactly the kind of entertainme

4 Tied Up In Fucking Knots Stars ⭐Things We Never Got Over was an entertaining hate to love saga. Considering this is a long ass book involving a mistaken identity, an irritated Viking and a whole lot of family drama, it kept me amused and engaged.“You’re telling me he’s a grumpy, overprotective hottie next-door and you’re not going to sleep with him? How wasteful.”People pleaser Naomi Witt is doing what she does best. Cleaning up another mess her deadbeat twin sister has left behind. But this time around the stakes a much higher. Becoming a guardian to a niece she never knew existed is just a

3 starsSomething worth mentioning here, is that the most mature character was the eleven years old kid.It’s a good book with a good story. Yes it kinda dragged. Maybe a lot. The characters didn’t really act their age. Despite the length of the book, not everything was tied well. The hero was kinda over the top jerk and the breakup didn’t make any sense and really frustrated me, Which brings us to the fact that I might’ve accepted those actions from a college boy not a grown 40 sth man. On the other hand; the heroine has the greatest best gay friend. I loved Stef so much. The kid was amazing. T

Be warned, if you love this book, do not read this review. I am not showing it any mercy. To say I had massive expectations is an understatement. I jumped into this knowing I was getting into a romcom. I was waiting for people we meet on vacation feels or Wall of Winnipeg swoons and I got a big pile of the most obnoxious, insufferable writing and plot devices I've seen in a looooong time. This author managed to write the same book twice... inside of the same book. Does that make sense? Let's start with the fact that this was nearly 700 pages long and every time the main character POUTED bec