The two characters didn’t finish growing because of each other, which is fine, I’m not trying to say that you need a romantic partner to finish growing.
I didn’t really like how the character development wrapped up, especially in regards to Alex. So, beyond not appreciating the overall pacing of this book, which was slower than it really needed to be.
He was also his own worst enemy, trying to constantly tank his own career because of guilt. He was the heart and the humor of this book. He’s constantly talking and says some of the funniest things. Lauren may not have been my favorite, but I did really enjoy Alex. I’ve been burnt out and I absolutely hated it, I’m still recovering from it in a sense. She was a little lower key, and it’s probably at least in part because she was emotionally burnt out, which I can totally relate to. I want to join this Crone Institute, where can I find my local chapter? Even though I really enjoy the concept of the Crone Institute, I didn’t find Lauren quite as charming as April. The fact that Lauren and her best friend have created the Crone Institute is amazing. This pacing, for me at least, is the primary reason that this doesn’t live up to Spoiler Alert. It was a bit slower, with them not even really admitting their love until over half-way through the book. It was just so great, however, the pacing for this didn’t feel as smooth as the first. Alex was just so snarky and chaotic in the best way, whereas, Lauren was more pragmatic and witty. I’m here for the levels of serotonin that this series gives me. But he is determined to keep her close and starts by taking her on a road trip down the California coast. It’s a apparently too tall of an order, because when Alex lands himself in another scandal, Lauren loses her job. Enter Lauren Clegg, one of the show runners cousins, who is now tasked with making sure that Alex doesn’t land himself in another scandal. However, the show runners have absolutely trashed his character in the last season and takes out his frustrations on someone’s face in a bar fight.
He has charm, sex appeal, wealth, and a successful career on Gods of the Gates. And above all, undemanding.”Īlexander Woodroe has it all. Even as a child, she’d understood it was important to stay quiet. Pity stung exactly as much as insults, if not more, so she tried to avoid either. “The best thing the world offered an ugly little girl was indifference.
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