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Awkward teenager Hugo Whittaker doesn't know a cross-trainer from an elliptical, but getting strong is the only way to fight off the bullies who won't leave him alone. Lauren Evans loves her job as a fitnessinstructor, and she wants to guide him. Unfortunately, Hugo paid for his gym membership by stealing his mother's credit card, and it doesn't take his mother long to track down her wayward son. In acourtroom, shrewd barrister Allegra Whittaker is unstoppable, but when it comes to her son Hugo, she's afraid she's losing her touch. She reluctantly allows him to continue using the gym as long as she can keepan eye on him--and his undeniably intriguing instructor. As each encounter leaves them wanting more, Lauren and Allegra learn love and happiness are right where they least expect it. There's just one little problem: Lauren has a huge secret she absolutely cannot tell anyone, and Allegra knows she's hiding something. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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It's no secret that Amanda Radley is one of my favorite romance authors and Reading Her is just one reason why I will grab her books as soon as I see them available. Of course, it's also no secret that I'm the worst ARC reader in the world since I regularly am running so far behind that there's nothing advanced about my reviews. But I am good for a "Hey! Did you miss this one when it came out? Read it now!" sort of review…
I'm not always a fan of age-gap romances because so much time is spent discussing how it can't work specifically due to the age difference. That wasn't the case in Reading Her. The issues were more class and occupation/education based. I liked that. These women felt well matched and complementary to each other. And the son, Hugo, wasn't an afterthought that sometimes happens with kids in romance novels. He was central to the story but never overshadowed what us readers are really there for - the romantic relationship. This one ticked all the boxes for me. I freaking loved this book and it will absolutely go on my reread/funk reading list.
Thanks to Bold Strokes and NetGalley for the chance to bask in the glow of a wonderfully done HEA. ( )