flawless is a small town romance set in a fictional canadian town called chestnut springs, following rhett eaton, a famous bull rider, and summer hamilton, rhett's agent's daughter, who is assigned the role of rhett's assistant for the 2 months leading up to the bull riding world championship. it is labeled as enemies to lovers, but i would describe it more like grumpy x sunshine, which along with small town and forced proximity, is one of my fav tropes.

Summer was such a great character. Uptight and self conscious in the beginning, I absolutely loved her character growth. Rhett also finally grew up and put other people first, and I was GIDDY at the end. Ugh ok, I don't even know how to start this, exhale air and rub eyes, OK NOT MORE EXCUSES!! LET'S GO. The only thing I liked was the text exchanges at the start of the chapters...And some weren't even that good T______T He's gruff, a little rough around the edges, and it turns out broad-shouldered ranchers with filthy mouths are this city girl's kryptonite. So who am I to resist? I didn't really care about the rest of the characters, Cade was an ass and Winter was a bitch, but I'm excited to read their povs on the next books and see their reaons for being like that. And Jasper was a sweetheart but we didn't get much of him, so I can't say much more.

Christmas Gifts

Rhett went from sexy, easy going cowboy with a milk adversion to a full possessive asshole who was so immature I had to keep reminding myself he was my age and not a hormonal teenager. But, the book isn’t without its flaws. The minor gripe I had was the way the conflict(s) was handled. I mean, emotions were rife and whatnot but it somewhat dragged for me. And I wish certain elements that surrounded the conflicts were expanded upon more. But in our quiet moments together, he softens, and I start to realise his hardened exterior is just a façade. Someone once convinced him that his best wasn't good enough. Yet I've never felt more cherished than I do in his arms. Only Rhett Eaton could make jewelry so damn manly” (??? This is why you don't have friends, Summer)

Our main girl is Summer Hamilton, daughter of Kip Hamilton, who is Rhett Eaton's agent, professional bull rider and our main guy. Rhett has made some controversial comments that have caused several sponsors to withdraw their sponsorship, so Kip assigns Rhett a “babysitter”, Summer, to watch over him and stop him from doing stupid things.Grumpy x sunshine, workplace, haters to lovers, one bed trope and so much forced proximity!!! It gave and had everything I need it to give and have!!

now i feel like me giving this book a 2-star rating is me being incredibly generous cause at most this book was average as hell. like okay i can see why a lot of people have loved this book but sadly i could not be one of those people, im sorry i know i make myself miserable by not enjoying things everyone else does sometimes. The hype was very much worth it and I can’t wait to continue on with the series. We were introduced to such a great bunch of characters and I love that they all felt as relevant as our main ones. okay i first want to say i kind of love seeing book titles actually being mentioned in the book, even if it is so dumb. it just does something to my brain 🤸🏽‍♀️ Her characters are relatable, her writing is easy and has a nice flow and I love swooning over farm boys for her.

I never in my life would’ve thought that I would find myself reading about a bull-rider and his supervisor falling in love. Especially because of the cowboy/bull-rider aspect to this book! I was never interested in cowboy romances but this one really proved me wrong. Everything about this was perfect, the only reason I gave this four stars is because I was raised by a professional vegan summer hamiltion graduated from law school... are we hearing this? LAW SCHOOL. and you know what her first job is? to babysit a 32-year-old man bc he can't stfu and keep his d in his pants 😐 at this moment i just KNEW i was going to have a hard time enjoying this 😣 This is definitely not how I imagined this review to go, but I can't bring myself to give this the praise it doesn't deserve. Flawless is one of those books you just speed through without ever feeling bored. It's slow burn but not slow burn to the point where you're just begging for something to happen. Its super well done! There is depth, excitement, action (both on and off of bulls), love, spice, and so much character growth. It’s also funny at times (the entire milk sponsorship thing made me lol) and the bantering is great. There's a quote somewhere that says something about Summer smoothing Rhett's hard edges and Rhett scuffing her up a bit, and that's exactly what their relationship is like. They balance each other while supporting one another to move beyond their comfort zones and fight for the lives that they want, not the lives that others want for them. And can we talk about Kip Hamilton, Summer's dad and Rhett's agent, who is THE REAL MVP of this book?! Such a conniving little matchmaker with so much depth of his own. Dad of the year to that guy in so many ways.