He’s the one you fall for before you learn that guys like him don’t give girls like me a second glance. The dare: seduce the hottest new hockey player in the junior class.Ĭonor Edwards is a regular at Greek Row parties…and in Greek Row sorority beds. I already have a hard time fitting in, so when my Kappa Chi sisters issue the challenge, I can’t say no. Instead, I wound up in a sorority full of mean girls. Looking forward to seeing what the third prima’s, Ava, will be about! Read More »Ĭollege was supposed to be my chance to get over my ugly-duckling complex and spread my wings. Overall, I recommend reading this one if you want more friends-to-lovers reads and want to revisit the world of You Had Me at Hola. Just like Y ou Had Me at Hola, the book also tackles family issues, mental health, and career aspirations. meaning that we don’t wait for Gabe & Michelle to jump back into their feelings for one another.
A Lot Like Adiòs was a really refreshing read and things get steamy pretty earl y on the book. I think I actually liked A Lot Like Adiòs a little bit more than You Had Me at Hola, mostly because we definitely don’t have as many best friends-to-lovers romances as we do like other popular tropes such as fake dating & enemies-to-lovers (which don’t get me wrong, are two of my favorite tropes). Gabe’s partner hired Michelle, a freelance graphic designed, to help them work on the project without Gabe’s knowledge and the two are forced to reconcile the past & their feelings for one another. This best friends-to-lovers contemporary romance follows Jasmine’s cousin, Michelle, and her (former) best friend, Gabe, who is back in the Bronx for the first time in nearly ten years to oversee the expansion of his gym. I really liked Alexis Daria’s 2020 releases, You Had Me at Hola, so I looked forward to continuing the Primas of Power companion series with A Lot Like Adiòs.
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