All Rhodes Lead Here

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From the grump hero, the optimistic heroine with a mysterious past, the teenager who brought them together. Rhodes still wanted to be a dad and to be a part of Amos' life agreed, therefore Am has two dads and a mom. After a disastrous end to a long-term relationship has Aurora questioning her next-step in life, the one thing she knows for certain is where she wants to be. She probably shouldn't admit that she started sneaking romance novels from her aunt's bookshelves way before she was old enough to even understand what it meant when a man flipped up a woman's skirt. As ick and cliché as this might sound, she was a strong character that gave an amusing and well-written take on things.

They are the sweeteest and I just want to wrap them all in a blanket and protect them from wild animals. the epilogue was cute and it gave me the family vibes i wanted, loved the way rora confronted her ex kaiden, esp how rhodes stood up for her like kaiden really thought 14 years of being a 11th choice was gonna win over a few months of being someones no 1 priority. Because seeing you happy makes me happy, and seeing you sad makes me want to do anything I have to to get that look off your face. However, I thought I was going to enjoy this like a normal person, and not let it consume my body, mind and soul the way it did. this book is very sweet and wholesome, it focused more on the characters which i actually like because yes, i'm more of a character >>> plot type of girl.

There was a lot of monologue which I don't like, cause I'm someone who needs dialogues instead of the main character describing every little detail around them. Rhodes was a DILF without him even having to ~tRy~ or be married first and conceive baby Amos conventionally.

He literally took my daddy issues and kicked us both in the ass so hard it'll take me years to sit down properly again.

They actually aren’t painted or pulled as soulmates but the author makes them work their way to be each others "ride or die", this book was full of disinterested acts, understanding and acceptance, trust and devotion. she reminds me of Diana with a little bit of Sal mainly because they all annoy the grumpy H's all the damn time with their sunshine, optimistic personality which i love to see in MZ heroines. this book wasn't anything special or surprising, yet there's something so extraordinary in the simplicity of this story, that it marvels me. While I found her to be strong in other times (such as how she wanted to complete her mother's hikes and make her proud), or how I understood the grief she felt (especially towards the ending), I couldn't find myself sympathizing with her all the time.