I don’t want you to change Bridgette. I’m not in love with who you could be, or who you used to be, or who the world thinks you should be. I’m in love with you. Right now. Just like this.” I have to admit that it made me laugh & I was in awe a couple of times. Warren is a really entertaining character and his banter with Bridgette was gold! I was so anticipating to read about their hot angry-sexy moments, because I was expecting them, judging always by their apparent relationship in Maybe Someday. This book was horrific. I don't mean that as a slam, I mean that I was genuinely horrified by the content of this book. The whole first half of the book (which was all I could get through, and believe me, I really was trying to finish it) was nothing but sex. But that's not even what really bothers me...what bothers me is that the scenes are full of domination and attempting to make violence "sexy". THAT IS THE DEFINITION OF RAPE CULTURE. In fact, one sex scene in this book IS a rape scene, even though it isn't presented that way. When you are doing something sexually to a person and they tell you to stop multiple times, YOU STOP. 100 percent, no questions asked. Why the hell does this even have to be explained right now? I'm not saying this author wrote these scenes with the intention of it being rape or having the scenes encourage rape culture...I know that she didn't. However, that's the problem. The problem is that people don't even realize it's a problem, and that's the worst thing about it. People aren't even aware of rape culture and what it represents. happy to get a story from his pov. In the first book I was always wanting to hear more about him, and felt we never got to truly meet him. Brennan glares at me. “She’s not an opportunist, Warren. Trust me on that. And hit on her if you want, I couldn’t care less.”

Awww, this was so cute and enjoyable read. Seriously, Colleen Hoover is the new adult genre's goddess!

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Shit, she hits hard. I still can’t really see her, but I can recognize fists when they’re flying at me. I grab both of her wrists to keep her from assaulting me even more. I pace the room, trying to figure out a solution. She can’t stay here. But I want her to stay. I can’t share a bathroom with her, but I don’t really want anyone else to share a bathroom with her, either. I’m a little bit selfish, apparently. Especially when that roommate is the cold and seemingly calculating Bridgette. Tensions run high and tempers flare as the two can hardly stand to be in the same room together. But Warren has a theory about Bridgette: anyone who can hate with that much passion should also have the capability to love with that much passion. And he wants to be the one to test this theory. Maybe Not was a really fun & sweet read. It's a novella & a spin off from Maybe Someday & I can't describe how excited I was when I heard that we'd have a book about Warren & Bridget. Warren was one of the best characters in Maybe Someday. I loved him so much & I was very excited when I realised that this was written from his POV.

I loved all of his inner monologues and I'm glad that we learn why he was always watching porn, because I thought that was so odd when reading the previous book. The reason is pretty hysterical. I don’t like it. I’m the responsible one. Well, not as responsible as Ridge, obviously, but no one is. I do manage Brennan’s band, and I do a hell of a good job of it, so why can’t I seem to control my reactions right now? When I read "Maybe Someday", I remember really loving Warren. Any guy who is gorgeous and also has an amazing sense of humor, is beyond sexy. I have to admit, I loved him a helluva lot more than Ridge's character. They live in the same apartment and while they initially cannot stand one another, as the story progresses we see guards come down and walls crumble as two people learn more about one another, themselves, and their emotions.Too far? Naaaaah. It’s about the equivalent of how the “romance” in this book felt to me. Still, there’s something about Hoover’s writing that is kind of un-put-down-able even when I hate it and I didn’t hate this one nearly as much as Maybe Someday so it gets a bonus star. This novel begins with an unlikely attraction between a nurse named Tate Collins and an airline pilot, Miles Archer. Balancing busy schedules, total disdain for each other, and an undeniable physical attraction, the two decide to spark up a sex-only arrangement with two basic rules—don’t ask about the past, and don’t expect a future. She feels incredible. So good. I'm worried now, because we haven't even had sex yet and I can already tell I'm ruined." The bathroom door closes in my face and I’m standing in my room again. Still naked. And maybe a little emasculated.

Aquí podemos conocer un poco más a Bridgette y sus razones para ser como es, aunque no lo comparto. El haber tenido una vida difícil no te da derecho a pagarlo con personas que no tienen la culpa, pero cada quien afronta los problemas de manera diferente. When Warren first encounters Bridgette, his new roommate, he’s horrified… he did not want a girl sharing his space, his bathroom. But a half second later and a good look at her, he realizes this could be the best thing ever. I’m awake enough now to know that I actually did hear a girl screaming, and now that girl is hitting me. In my bathroom.All of the authors showcased in this anthology were featured in The Bookworm Box charity during 2019. I loved how steamy things were between Bridgette and Warren. I loved how Warren helped Bridgette find a home and family. I love how throughout it all these two remained true to themselves. Maybe Not is the novella for Maybe Someday ( Maybe 1.5). This book follows Warren, Ridges roommate, and Bridgette who is also their roommate. Warren. Oh my God, Warren! Tanja can we squeeze him into your harem somehow? Do not worry, I will take care of him.