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Maybe near the end we came across a tiny misunderstanding situation but it was promptly resolved ‘cause they actually ✨communicated ✨. Her male protagonists are strong but not without a sense of humanity, whereas her female protagonists are fearsome. No one has ever come into my life without just looking for what they can gain from me," he repeats his words from last night, as if I could forget them.I was psyched for this one since the chemistry between Indy and Ryan seemed promising, and OH DID MISS LIZ DELIVER in Mile High. It was already hinted at in this book, what book 3 is going to be about and I’m already so stoked to see it come to life because I know I will absolutely devour it! In here, we first see his journey and growth as a athlete and pushing himself to places he never imagined.

Where Ryan has been exploited in the worst way possible, so it’s understandable that he’s being protected. What you offer in a relationship, as a friend, a woman, a partner, by simply being who you are is more than enough.if i thought my standards were already HIGH well they are fucking astronomical now, he LOVED and CARED so hard. I should have dnfed the book right there, but I was loving it until that part so I decided to keep going.

Overall, I’d say that this book was very much a lesson in what to expect from a man IRL or otherwise. I’m also in love how she’s building up this world of different characters and introducing them without it being too much or too confusing! As a result of combining these two cliches, we got the ideal stew of simmering suspense and dramatic angst.The plot never got to be overly dramatic nor was it stupidly cheesy, I felt like I was reading about two very great people as individuals who together were absolute goals and total soulmates. I kid you not when I say I was giggling , smiling and gripping my kindle for dear life due to the TENSION!

This book was really long but I’m starting to realize that quick reads aren’t as good because they don’t allow me to actually connect with the characters and the story doesn’t develop as well. the conflict touched upon infertility issues and the tension between one partner wanting children while the other doesn’t.She makes you laugh, cry, yell at your phone, sometimes you want to throw it away, you get mad but then you’re happy. And I was so intrigued and the moment that I read “Mile High” I knew why this book was being so raved about. She comes as a guest in someone's home and reorganizes everything on day 1 🚩 Then she cries about every little damn thing. Their relationship grew so fluently and naturally over the course of this book that you are left feeling everything they felt. I think I've already said ALOT so I’ll just end this off by advising anyone who’s made it this far and hasn’t started this series to do so!