The whole 30 year old virgin, insecure about her body and her super hot athlete friend who is gonna lend a helping hand with the virginity issue is not something I can suffer through right now.

Cookie/Freya was such a fun character and I loved how much she talked without even thinking, especially in situations where she was nervous. Your heat,” he murmurs against my legs before hooking his fingers into the waistband of my knickers. I really could go on about their bickering, the adopt-a-pet date, and much more – but I want you to actually read this review and get the book! I understand she was working the trope "never been kissed" but it felt reductive to the plot her fattness being the only reason people didn't show interest in her.

I’ve read Romances that dealt with similar situations such as Before Jamaica Lane, and while it’s not my favourite book ever, it did a good job with this exact type of situation/trope. For one, I am not a snob about national verbiage being perfect, but this book was really off the mark in trying to make the mcs sound like they were from the UK.

I bawled my eyes out, probably, because the story hit close to home but Amy didn't shy away from the difficult topic. I also feel that you're guaranteed an enjoyable, low drama read when you pick up a book by this author. I was nervous going into this one because I don't read a lot of rom coms and sometimes Amy's books just aren't my vibe. I did enjoy the banter between Mac and Freya and I liked that they fought like an old married couple.I loved how she came out of her shell and with the help of her friends and her man she learned to love herself. That we are just these lost souls doomed to embarrass ourselves with our naïveté until a man activates our sexuality with their dicks! If it was up to him, everyone would know about their connection as best friends, but she doesn’t want people to pity her. If they have a disagreement, they don’t just run back into each other’s arms like any other romance novel – it’s a real time off involved. I definitely recommend listening to this book in audio format and I'm sure that's how I'll continue the rest of the series.

As an almost 30-year-old living in LONDON OF ALL PLACES, you'd think she'd have more knowledge about sex and intimacy although she's a virgin. Mac had been celibate from the moment he met Freya a year ago and remained celibate during their separation. I read more than half of this monstrosity, and though the male narrator's accent was sexy af, I'd rather drink acid than continue this excuse of a 'romance'. They hang out at her place and eat while watching her favorite show - which btw was mentioned so many times it got annoying after a while. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.OM drama: Freya had gone on a few dates throughout the book and every time Mac would interrupt them and take her away. After a horrendous game of Never Have I Ever, Mac knows exactly where he stands with Freya's expertise in the dating field.

Mac’s (30) been keeping his close friendship with Freya a secret, mostly because Cookie (Freya) doesn’t want anyone to know. Also acting like a woman who hasn’t had sex at 29 would have no idea that it is extremely cringey and weird to refer to sex as “the sex” is just ultra unbelievable and kind of insulting. Divertido, coqueto, sexy, con harto dirty talk, él tiene como prioridad su carrera futbolística por lo que una relación no está en sus planes hasta que su mejor amiga se cuela en su corazón.By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. Partly because I don’t think anyone else could stand me but mostly because I don’t want to sit and watch telly on the sofa with anybody else. This is also the perfect example of why, sometimes, I hate reading romance by Western authors: where sex and intimacy and virginity is all what their characters think about.