ashley_webb13's reviews
117 reviews

great read

I really enjoyed this book. I read it in one day, it just sort of sucked me in. There’s not really any spice but there is some angst. It’s an emotional read. It does end on a cliffhanger so I’m looking forward to the next book. That ending though

I received an arc copy of this book. May contain some slight spoilers.
Okay so I read Breaking Emilee and I really enjoyed that book. It was very emotional and just genuinely good, and I was looking forward to the second part, Fixing Emilee.
Altogether I give this book 3.5-4 ⭐️. Overall it was a decent read. I felt like it could’ve been a little been longer as I feel like everything happened so fast in this book. It does bring everything full circle as far as Emilee, Parker, and Emilee’s family. In this book Emilee finds healing but the poor girl just can’t seem to catch a break because Vanesa is still after her, mainly it seems because she’s jealous Parker wants Emilee instead of her. Emilee’s biggest kept secret is revealed and she and her family have to navigate through that. Altogether It is a good book and I recommend it.

TW: prior self harming mentioned on page and speaking about sexual assault

This book was so good! I’m actually in need of a reread. Deacon and Julian were just ugh so good. They didn’t care for each much but tragedy ends up bringing them together. Their story is beautiful and heartbreaking because they were never suppose to happen, but they did and they made it.
"You're the beat of my heart, the blood in my veins, the strength in my bones. None of me works without you. And if you need me to tell you every f***ing day for the rest of our lives, then I will, because you are more than enough. You're everything."

Also deacon and Rhett’s mother is just the worst human ever, gah. I couldn’t stand the way she treated deacon.

pretty good

Okay so George and joq have had an open relationship for a decade, joq takes advantage of it all the time but George does not. Then comes Finn and George is smitten from the beginning. Overall it’s a good book. George is a one man kind of guy but his pull towards Finn can’t be helped and he’s in an open relationship so he decided to finally take advantage of that. He goes into it thinking it’s just sex, until it isn’t. Finn wants more from the start and joq (George’s bf) picks up on and does something pretty nasty. In a way I felt bad for joq watching his bf fall for another man but at the same time if he really loved George would he insist on an open relationship? Then there’s George who knows he’s falling for Finn but instead of leaving joq keeps stringing him along, until something goes down and then Finn is gone and George is heartbroken but at the same time (after a short amount of time passed) is talking to joq like they’re going to reconcile. Why didn’t he go after Finn right away? Why didn’t he break up with joq? It was a good read but it was frustrating. Reading His Boyfriends Rookie helps to understand joq a little better.

so good, sad, raw and emotional

Grab the tissue for this one. It’s so good. So much raw emotion. It’s not HEA but a HFN but I’ll be moving on to book two and I know how that’s going to start. Definitely recommend.

received an arc copy for honest review

I’m a few days late posting my review due to medical reasons. I received an arc copy for my honest review.
I enjoyed this book. It was fast paced. Will and Mat are best friends who meet Trouble at a club and the chemistry is off the charts between the three of them…
What was suppose to be one night (at least for trouble anyway) turned into much more. Will and Mat also have to navigate their “new” feelings for each other while also working through their feelings for trouble. If you want a quick, steamy