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Review
A forbidden romance with an age gap, I’ll be honest and say that Fries Before Guys
was a bit questionable because of the age gap factor. However, LLV never disappointed in showing the maturity of the heroine. Seriously, the amount of sh*t that was constantly hitting her fan, you’d expect her to tuck tail and just ran. I was surprised that she never did,but that really showed the strength in her character.
I loved this one through and through. The emotions you’ll go through, all because of Avery and her heartbreaking story. And the bullying she had to deal, she literally couldn’t catch a break at all. But she had an amazing support system that was there for her. LLV highlighted that fact so well.
Derek is as alpha as they come and was a jerk in the beginning. Don’t worry, he’ll win you over quickly as the story moves along.
Fries Before Guys
is my top fave from this series (so far) and it’s the most emotional. I’d say this was Avery’s story more than anything. Even with the losses she suffered, she gained so much. She wasn’t alone and that she had a family, always. I love Avery and Derek together, they’re a solid team and I wish we could have more books about them. But I’ll take seeing them in the rest of this series.
[rating stars=”five-stars”]
