All in all, I wished she hadn't acted like a child for almost the entirety of the book and also she didn't play with his feelings by having sex with him throughout their separation and giving him HOPE until eventually she realised she loved him, and she didn't want to go, reason?

He was blindsided when Myla asked for a divorce, and he's willing to put in the work to make things right again. If I hear at any point that you contact her, or even go near her, you will have me to answer to, as well as the cops. I’ve googled but yet to find a list of the stories with the lead characters, someone please make one! Another thing that I didn’t like it’s that we don’t know what it’s going to happen with h’s friend after the end of this book. Even when he lost track of his wife’s needs in the last few months, it was clear he loved her wholeheartedly since the day they met and was willing to do anything for her.It truly does have a little of everything, from the initial sparks and chemistry to the heartache and angst.

i was rooting for them from the start and even when i was relating to myla and completely sympathising, i never once hated ryot in any way. Despite the obvious frustration of a fmc telling the mmc exactly what’s wrong, and him going away saying “idk what’s wrong she won’t tell me! Life is never quite as it appears and for Molly Meyers, life has been a hell of a roller coaster the previous couple years. I knew I was going to love this the minute I started reading the first chapter and immediately recognised MQ’s signature quirky FMC charm and the slightly OTT but no less hilarious dialogue and interactions between all of the characters. Former Major League Baseball player Ryot Bysley and his wife Myla have been together for over a decade.

This is on the medium burn side (first smeex scene at 52% in the past and 74% in the present) but I still found their chemistry to be palpable. I don't think I believed their HEA and I wouldn't put it past her to try to leave again if things get hard. Lucy Reynolds, Molly’s worst enemy and Austin’s best friend, never believed she would find the love of her life while she sat in a cafe, reading her Kindle and eating Greek food but she did. The whole book is designed for maximum devastation, slowly building back into something that is hopeful and richer because of the struggle.

Even though Myla and Ryot are dealing with deep issues, Meghan develops their story and character with mastery in a way that I felt their hurt but was also able to laugh and swoon.I really enjoyed getting an update on Huxley, Lottie, JP and Kelsey from the Meghan’s “A Not So Meet Cute” and “So Not Meant To Be” as well as getting to know Penn and Benner who will hopefully get their own books.