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A carregar... Avoiding Intimacypor K. A. Linde
   Nenhum(a) Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro.  AmberGoleb | Mar 13, 2018 |    ) seriesousbooks | Feb 7, 2018 | Note the rating: It actually falls between 3 and 4 somewhere... just can't decide where.... I don’t know what to say. I LOVED Avoiding Commitment and Avoiding Responsibility… Absolutely loved them! Avoiding Intimacy…. I really liked it. I am not sure what stopped me from loving it. Maybe because it was too short and sweet? I really wanted more drama from Chyna. I felt like Miss Linde held back with this book. It could have been so much more…. We all know Chyna is a drama queen and attention whore, and I didn’t get that part of her in this book. It just seemed dry on the drama front. I was team Adam in this story, as I always was for her. There is nothing like someone finding themselves in love and immersing themselves in their one and only relationship. Maybe that is what I was missing. More of her and Adam. There really wasn’t much of THEM in the book. I think this book should have started from the beginning of their relationship instead of in the middle without too many juicy details. I want details. It is definitely worth reading, but it just isn’t at the level of its predecessors. (  ) UANBookAddict | Dec 3, 2015 |  ) Chris.BlogEmporium | May 6, 2014 | Great ending. I was thinking we would get glimpses of Alexa, Jack & Ramsey but this book is set in the time frame of Avoiding Responsibility. Quotes: "She could eye-fuck John and his goddamn tattoos but nothing else." "You have only a few years in which to live really, perfectly, and fully.....time is jealous of you." " 'Don't try to sweet talk me,' she said, brushing back against his nose. 'I'm too susceptible.' " "Okay, my little twatwaffle." "Stupid, fucking hot, tattooed man!" Follow My Blog ( ) iloveladyporn | Dec 6, 2013 | sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
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Growing up, Chyna was handed everything on a silver platter. She never wanted for anything, except love--unconditional love from her parents. Love was a foreign emotion, and watching her parents love/hate relationship was never easy. So when it came to her personal life, she made sure she never had to relive that. With looks that could kill, it was simple for Chyna to be the love 'em and leave 'em kind of girl. And she had always been okay with it. She would rather be single the rest of her life then end up as miserable as her parents. So when a man rescued her after she was drugged in a night club, she never expected to start a relationship with him. But one chance meeting changes it all. Chyna is offered a once in a lifetime opportunity that could sky rocket her career, and she is forced to make a decision that could ruin everything. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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Note the rating: It actually falls between 3 and 4 somewhere... just can't decide where....
I don’t know what to say. I LOVED Avoiding Commitment and Avoiding Responsibility… Absolutely loved them! Avoiding Intimacy…. I really liked it. I am not sure what stopped me from loving it. Maybe because it was too short and sweet? I really wanted more drama from Chyna. I felt like Miss Linde held back with this book. It could have been so much more…. We all know Chyna is a drama queen and attention whore, and I didn’t get that part of her in this book. It just seemed dry on the drama front. I was team Adam in this story, as I always was for her. There is nothing like someone finding themselves in love and immersing themselves in their one and only relationship. Maybe that is what I was missing. More of her and Adam. There really wasn’t much of THEM in the book. I think this book should have started from the beginning of their relationship instead of in the middle without too many juicy details. I want details. It is definitely worth reading, but it just isn’t at the level of its predecessors. (