Dawson, as a gorgeous broad shouldered fireman and EMT, is everything I love about book boyfriends, and Rules of Friendship by CA Harms is everything I love about the contemporary romance genre. He’s sharing a house, (and dirty thoughts) with his best friend Reese who is a vet student in College. They've been best friends since they were young, and what he doesn't know, is that she's been thinking of him too!
The writing is entertaining and the humour is lower key than the Oh, Tequila series, but I was compelled as always to grab every opportunity to read this book. Phones, tablets, aren’t we lucky reading is made more convenient than ever.
I loved the back and forth banter between Dawson and Reese. My favourite scene is where Dawson is going to the shop and Reece asks him to pick up tampons. Cue the horrified look of confusion from Dawson as he carefully explains the rules of shopping: “the feminine hygiene area,” he air quotes the two words, “is, in fact, a forbidden zone for men.”” Reece has the best ever plan of revenge; to buy a bulk load of pads and stick them all over his room!!! This humerous interaction is enhanced by the added dynamic of sex and romance into their relationship.
Trouble is, the dynamic between them HAS changed things regardless, and when Reece catches Dawson out in a lie, she believes that not only did he not trust her with the truth, but a new level of insecurity previously unknown to her, makes her question not only his honesty, but everything about the sincerity of his relationship with her. Was she afterall, just one of many? Personally, I think she was a bit of a brat, buy hey, she’s still young, her best friend now lover is all kinds of sexy, and he has a varied history with women. Romance isn’t real life, and this was Reece’s drama.
I’ll read everything from this author, and Rules Of Friendship was a great read that I highly recommend. 4.5 Stars.
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“Staring at his best friend thinking all types of dirty thoughts”
Dawson, as a gorgeous broad shouldered fireman and EMT, is everything I love about book boyfriends, and Rules of Friendship by CA Harms is everything I love about the contemporary romance genre. He’s sharing a house, (and dirty thoughts) with his best friend Reese who is a vet student in College. They've been best friends since they were young, and what he doesn't know, is that she's been thinking of him too! The writing is entertaining and the humour is lower key than the Oh, Tequila series, but I was compelled as always to grab every opportunity to read this book. Phones, tablets, aren’t we lucky reading is made more convenient than ever. I loved the back and forth banter between Dawson and Reese. My favourite scene is where Dawson is going to the shop and Reece asks him to pick up tampons. Cue the horrified look of confusion from Dawson as he carefully explains the rules of shopping: “the feminine hygiene area,” he air quotes the two words, “is, in fact, a forbidden zone for men.”” Reece has the best ever plan of revenge; to buy a bulk load of pads and stick them all over his room!!! This humerous interaction is enhanced by the added dynamic of sex and romance into their relationship. Trouble is, the dynamic between them HAS changed things regardless, and when Reece catches Dawson out in a lie, she believes that not only did he not trust her with the truth, but a new level of insecurity previously unknown to her, makes her question not only his honesty, but everything about the sincerity of his relationship with her. Was she afterall, just one of many? Personally, I think she was a bit of a brat, buy hey, she’s still young, her best friend now lover is all kinds of sexy, and he has a varied history with women. Romance isn’t real life, and this was Reece’s drama. I’ll read everything from this author, and Rules Of Friendship was a great read that I highly recommend. 4.5 Stars.
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2018
Dawson, as a gorgeous broad shouldered fireman and EMT, is everything I love about book boyfriends, and Rules of Friendship by CA Harms is everything I love about the contemporary romance genre. He’s sharing a house, (and dirty thoughts) with his best friend Reese who is a vet student in College. They've been best friends since they were young, and what he doesn't know, is that she's been thinking of him too!
“Staring at his best friend thinking all types of dirty thoughts”
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2018
The writing is entertaining and the humour is lower key than the Oh, Tequila series, but I was compelled as always to grab every opportunity to read this book. Phones, tablets, aren’t we lucky reading is made more convenient than ever.
I loved the back and forth banter between Dawson and Reese. My favourite scene is where Dawson is going to the shop and Reece asks him to pick up tampons. Cue the horrified look of confusion from Dawson as he carefully explains the rules of shopping: “the feminine hygiene area,” he air quotes the two words, “is, in fact, a forbidden zone for men.”” Reece has the best ever plan of revenge; to buy a bulk load of pads and stick them all over his room!!! This humerous interaction is enhanced by the added dynamic of sex and romance into their relationship.
Trouble is, the dynamic between them HAS changed things regardless, and when Reece catches Dawson out in a lie, she believes that not only did he not trust her with the truth, but a new level of insecurity previously unknown to her, makes her question not only his honesty, but everything about the sincerity of his relationship with her. Was she afterall, just one of many? Personally, I think she was a bit of a brat, buy hey, she’s still young, her best friend now lover is all kinds of sexy, and he has a varied history with women. Romance isn’t real life, and this was Reece’s drama.
I’ll read everything from this author, and Rules Of Friendship was a great read that I highly recommend. 4.5 Stars.
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