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The final installment of the Masters of Love Series has finally dropped. I have been anticipating this story. Doctor Love did not disappoint me. Toby Jenner has been one of my favorite side characters since this series began. His sweet personality, goofy sense of humor, wicked intelligence, and fierce loyalty to his friends are everything I love in man.
I was more than pleased that he became the star of the story.
I have never encountered a character who works harder then Toby. He is always there when needed no matter the sacrifice to his personal life. He always rooted for his fiends to find love. However, he never seemed to find a love of his own. With the launch of the relationship compatibility app he developed, he is finally able to find his person. Unfortunately, she disappears on the same night he meets her. Toby is haunted by the memory of this woman who embodies all of his dreams.
Joanna Cassidy is a high-spirited personality. She has also been an integral secondary character in the Masters of Love series. Joanna is the female counter part of Toby with her extreme intelligence, willingness to be there for her friends, seemingly endless energy, and her sense of humor. They also both seem to fall for those people who are least suited for them.
Toby and Joanna's common friends are the Tate sisters, although they have never met each other.
I love the way Leisa Rayven has given these two adorable supporting characters a story of their own. The non-stop action and intrigue of Doctor Love kept reading into the wee morning hours. What I loved most about this story is the way Leisa Rayven explores the delicate balance of all the emotions involved when being truly in love with another. Love is not easy, and these two characters, Toby and Joanna, have a harder time than most in finding and holding on to a loving, romantic relationship.
Doctor Love made me laugh, scowl, gasp, swoon, and sigh with all of its twists and turns. The addition of a mischievous AI character added to the levity in this book. I thoroughly enjoyed reading Doctor Love. It was a fitting end to one if my favorite trilogy series.
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I’m in love with Toby <3
This is the third book in the series Masters of love, and I must confess that I haven't finished book two, but I didn't mind because I wanted to read this one so badly from the moment Leisa Rayven announced it. I felt very lucky when I got the ARC because I wasn't expecting it anymore, I didn't think they were going to send it to me.What a surprise this story was, a book told from the hero’s POV and breaking all the stereotypes I've read about male protagonists.I loved Toby, he's such a goody that I hate that he doesn't realize he is. Joanna annoyed me sometimes, but after reading on and getting to know her more you end up understanding her.And I've been very happy to meet characters from the first book , Nan and her duck are wonderful.Leisa definitely does it again and has given me great moments of laughter and good vibes in most of the book that have made up for the moments when I was suffering for Toby and Joanna fearing there would be no happy ending.I won't say more because I risk dropping spoilers and would rather you enjoy this story from beginning to end .Well done Leisa Rayven, what an epic came back after being absent for two years.
