Come to Me Quietly
by A. L. Jackson
Should I read this?
appears in Brothers Best Friend Romance.
From the acclaimed bestselling author of Lost to You and When We Collide comes a New Adult, novel of one woman_x0092_s obsession: a man who_x0092_s as passionate as he is elusive_x0097_and as tempting as he is trouble_x0085_Aleena Moore is haunted by Jared Holt. It_x0092_s been six years since she_x0092_s seen her brother_x0092_s best friend, the selfdestructive bad boy she secretly loved ...
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appears in Brothers Best Friend Romance.
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“Reading this feels like a breezy romcom: quick banter, wedding set pieces, and the friction of a fake-boyfriend scheme driving the action. Its useful part is uncomplicated escapism — snappy dialogue and predictable tension deliver a cozy, page-turning comfort. Its main limitation is reliance on romcom tropes and convenient plot contrivances, so emotional growth is often sketched rather than deeply earned. Best taken as a fun, surface-level read rather than a character-deeping drama.”
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