Update Smiths Books Online Review – Emmie Echavarre is a professional baker. She must survive as one of the few female employees at Nuts & Bolts, a power tool company made up of brusque, brave men. From Monday to Friday from 9 to 5 she is very cool. It’s the exact opposite of her relaxed real self.
One thing she doesn’t have to lie about? Her contempt for her colleague Tate Rasmussen. Tate has been hostile towards her since the day they met. Emmie’s friendly greetings and repeated attempts to get to know him yielded no more than a frown and terse one-word answers. Too bad she can’t stop staring at his Thor-like forearm…
Update Smiths Books Online Review
Things take a turn when Emmie and Tate have to work together on a charity construction project… Things get heated. Emmie begins to see that there is a soft heart beneath Tate’s chiseled exterior, but it will take more than a few kind words to erase the past and convince her that what they have is real.
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I’m kind of sad that I didn’t like this book as much as I should have. It’s because of Tate, who reminds me of the boyfriend of a high school friend who I didn’t get along with from looks to personality. Besides, it was a good book. predictable? Yes. moment of doubt? Yes. sweet moment? Yes. A fun side character? Yes. Did I love Emmie and Tate? In fact, I didn’t really feel their connection. The best way I can describe this book is as a nice, breezy read when you need a little happiness in your life. Let me also clarify:
It is not the same book. Similar? Yes, but there are many other differences. Emmie is not quirky and there are quite a few different parts to the plot. Yes, it is about narrow-minded colleagues, but they are not competing for the same thing. There may be some similarities when the premises are close, but they are not identical. I promise.
– Yes, she is Emmie’s sister and only appears in the novel for about 10 pages, but I loved her. I honestly wanted to read a whole book about her. She travels around Central and South America with her boyfriend and occasionally checks in on Emmie. I enjoyed when she entered the story and put in her two cents. So if Sarah Smith wants it to happen to me, I will love you forever!
– Thanks, Emmie, for not being *quirky*. I kind of hate that the heroine isn’t like us normal people who wear retro 50’s dresses, collect munchkin dolls, always wear bright lipstick and wear leggings and oversized sweatshirts. Emmie is a self-proclaimed plain and boring person and I’m here for it! He likes tropical fruits that remind him of his hometown, grew up in Hawaii and maintains a close relationship with his mother and older sister. love She doesn’t look as fake as I imagined her to be in the novel (I honestly thought she was the same person), but she is relatable and strong. I also felt that Emmie was constant. It didn’t change much in the play and there was never a time when the character overreacted or went out of character like he always did. thank you!
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: I hope I didn’t spoil anything for anyone, but guess how Emmie and Tate ended up together. The quick change from hating each other to falling for each other
It’s fast, I think actually. And Tate also opened up to Emmie really quickly. It was so quick and easy for two people who have annoyed/hated each other for so long to get over those things. I’d rather have fewer “plots” and slower building of their relationships. One night in the hospital due to a particularly minor concussion. really? It does not happen.
: Little. Tate did a lot of cute things to Emmie and liked her, but Emmie didn’t contribute much beyond one incident. The two honestly seemed more like friends than lovers. I expect more jokes or
From them. They haven’t liked each other in over a year! Staring at each other with such long, clicking pens?!? Something would have been nice.
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: Okay, this is something that no one else has to deal with, but I couldn’t get into his character because of my friend’s boyfriend. I know Tate. Tate is annoying. I know this is better than “my” tate. But I couldn’t get over it. Both are so pale and chiseled! I can not do it. It’s really stupid and I hope everyone else hasn’t had this problem.
Ignoring the petty issues with Tate, it’s a solid, casual romance story. I enjoyed Smith’s writing skills. It made the story flow easily. I read the whole book in 3 days so it was a good read. If you want to read a sweet romance that is not heavy and does not require many hands, I can highly recommend this work. It’s perfect for holiday reading because you can easily put it down and know exactly where you picked it up. It wasn’t my favorite book I’ve ever read, but it wasn’t the one that completely changed my life, but I will read it again.
There’s also Christina Lauren, who swings back and forth between enemies and lovers, but with a Hawaiian vacation twist. Both books are very similar in style! Also, if you’ve watched my recent YouTube videos over the past few months, you know I’ve been playing to read this since it was released!!
True crime, gore, gothic aesthetics and anything that doesn’t include cheap jump scares. That said, I’ve never really read anything in this category.
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I rated this book ★★★★☆ (3.75/5 stars) because I really liked it! There is no better feeling in the world than hearing about a book for a long time, being inspired to bookmark it, receiving it, and finally reading it and liking it even more than you expected! Bonus points from one of my good friends!
As an undertaker and undertaker, Helena is haunted by the spirits and beings of those who have passed away. We learn over the course of this novel that these spirits are aggressive, lost, and can actually harm her.
The story is exciting to read when we begin as it begins with a flashback, a little look into Helena’s past and a glimpse of what we expect from the rest of the novel.
The rainy Victorian setting of the story really got me into the Gothic theme, a genre I had never explored before. Helena’s five senses were portrayed in every line, so it felt like I was with her.
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I loved every character. Helena’s support and best friend, Minerva was always there when Helena needed to talk. Minerva is the only other person who knows about the spirits that haunt Helena and her attempts to tame them and place them in eternal rest.
I liked that Helena was not alone in the world. Although her gifts attract people and surprise family, she still has a support network and friends. It was really nice to see the two women connect.
I really liked Minerva, even though I had to remind her several times that she was actually Helena’s age and not Minerva McGonnagal from Harry Potter.
Along with Helena, other notable characters are the Tarter brothers Eric, Christian and Audrey Tarter and Audrey’s girlfriend Valerie. I won’t lie to you I was really, really into Christian on our first meeting, but I actually shipped Helena and Eric (or Helena and Audrey, but that was before I realized she was taken).
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Helena’s growing friendship with Audrey and Valerie was one of my favorite parts of the novel. Seeing her take the two of them so easily and her ability to create and maintain friendships despite everything that happens to her and her work gives a really basic message of hope to those going through something.
What struck me most strangely was Christan and Eric’s constant presence in the house Helena rented from them. I don’t know if I’m missing something, but their constant presence in a place that was private only to Helena and Christian’s hostility towards her crawled over my skin. On the other hand, I liked Eric because he was so lovable to Helena.
I was torn between shipping Helena and Eric as friends or lovers, but how their relationship developed and how they
