I found her demanding, self centered and so quick to push Ryot away when he made every effort to try and make amends. He got his side piece pregnant with twins and they started to follow the h and her family to all the places that they moved.

I loved the way characters from A Not So Meet Cute, So Not Meant to Be, and a certain Chicago Bobbies team showed up to support Myla and Ryot and the story.Untying the Knot unfolds in the present with flashbacks from Myla and Ryot’s past going back to when they first met and how they fell in love in the past while dealing with an imminent divorce in the present. She thinks she finally has a handle on where her future is going to take her, and she gets a visit from her past which throws her whole life plan up in the air. I say this all the time with wonderful narration, but they truly gave this book life with the duet narration. I ended up being really happy with how everything worked out for Myla and Ryot and the journey Quinn took them on.

The mom knew that he was in an hospital (they are still together even when the daughter doesn’t live with them anymore) and didn’t tell her until he died. A reliable and affordable book tour blog now accepting Tour Host applications: http://irresistiblereadstour. Brady meets Jane, and is instantly attracted to her inner sex kitten and innocence, however the last thing she wants is to get thrown into another relationship with this publicly known man-whore. Readers finished this roller coaster of a novel very quickly, and wound up digging right into the next novel in the series immediately after.

I have been reading too much Insta-love romances I guess, because those books have simple hs who just mind their own business and don't check out every guy that passes by. It’s absolutely not relatable to me at all 😂 but reading two people fall back in love with each other is becoming an underdog fave of mine. I knew I was going to love this the minute I started reading the first chapter and immediately recognised MQ’s signature quirky FMC charm and the slightly OTT but no less hilarious dialogue and interactions between all of the characters.