Full Review on my blog!

*a copy was provided via Netgalley*

First off, I looove the cover. ^-^

I wasn’t sure what to expect at first.. but from the title (Ex’s – A Second Chance Billionaire Romance) I could kind of guess. It is funny, emotional and sexy. This is the first time I am reading a book by Aria Hawthorne and I am glad I did.

Alma & Harvey are the main characters, they were previously married for almost five years before they divorced. I thought Harvey and Alma had great chemistry and enjoyed this story thoroughly. The writing just came alive with their chemistry. I don’t know who I loved more – Aria with her stubborn intelligence or Harvey with his cockiness and humor.

To be honest, there were a few parts that I felt were unrealistic; when Alma first talked on the phone with the “mysterious guy” (who’s actually Harvey, her ex husband…) she’s been texting. They did in fact see each other the same day.. In real life people’s voices don’t necessarily sound different on the phone.. sooo just really unrealistic…like how the heck did they not recognize each other’s voices!? :c Also,wondering why Alma couldn’t tell it wasn’t him in the first place?.. I mean, Harvey is a billionaire, and he told her and made her know that when they were texting. How many billionaires are in their city, jeeeez. And visa versa, Harvey not noticing this “mystery girl” (Alma), acting exactly as Alma would. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Overall, kinda annoying at times, but It’s an enjoyable story. This is the first book by this author but I will defiantly her give her books another try! I recommend it!

Blog | Instagram | Twitter | Tumblr | Facebook | Store ( )

Full Review on my blog!

*a copy was provided via Netgalley*

First off, I looove the cover. ^-^

I wasn’t sure what to expect at first.. but from the title (Ex’s – A Second Chance Billionaire Romance) I could kind of guess. It is funny, emotional and sexy. This is the first time I am reading a book by Aria Hawthorne and I am glad I did.

Alma & Harvey are the main characters, they were previously married for almost five years before they divorced. I thought Harvey and Alma had great chemistry and enjoyed this story thoroughly. The writing just came alive with their chemistry. I don’t know who I loved more – Aria with her stubborn intelligence or Harvey with his cockiness and humor.

To be honest, there were a few parts that I felt were unrealistic; when Alma first talked on the phone with the “mysterious guy” (who’s actually Harvey, her ex husband…) she’s been texting. They did in fact see each other the same day.. In real life people’s voices don’t necessarily sound different on the phone.. sooo just really unrealistic…like how the heck did they not recognize each other’s voices!? :c Also,wondering why Alma couldn’t tell it wasn’t him in the first place?.. I mean, Harvey is a billionaire, and he told her and made her know that when they were texting. How many billionaires are in their city, jeeeez. And visa versa, Harvey not noticing this “mystery girl” (Alma), acting exactly as Alma would. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Overall, kinda annoying at times, but It’s an enjoyable story. This is the first book by this author but I will defiantly her give her books another try! I recommend it!

Blog | Instagram | Twitter | Tumblr | Facebook | Store ( )

Very clever writing. A good story. ( )

Aria Hawthorne I need more books by you like now I loved loved loved this book! My favorite part is that is was more real than most books you find now and everyone deserves a second chance. I'm going to be honest I've read so many billionaire books I was worried but this one was Perfection. ( )

Exes tells the story of Harvey Zale, real estate tycoon, and Alma Castillo, his ex-wife of one year and antiques expert in stained glass. Alma divorced him when he lost track of their marriage and was only interested in making money, much to his shock as he never stopped loving Alma.
Their paths collide again when Alma is called in to evaluate windows in a building that Harvey intends to destroy so he can sell the land. There's a subplot where both are sexting each other unbeknownst to them, set up by Alma's sister, Conchita.
The story started a little slow. Alma was a little too prissy and Harvey too arrogant, but I soon got caught up in the treasure hunt for the Tiffany glass and the history of Chicago (which I know nothing about). And Alma and Harvey began to grow on me, Harvey especially. He really is an endearing man-child who's love for Alma shown through no matter what. I really enjoyed how they both grew and developed their relationship. The secondary characters were great also. Conchita is a riot while Jacques was the obnoxious trope he was meant to be.
When I got this book, I didn't expect much, but it turned out to be a great book. I'll definitely look for more by this author. ( )