All Rhodes Lead Here

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Amos is the sweetest 15-year-old boy who takes his time warming up to Aurora's presence and I loved seeing the work into their relationship development play out. 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. I think their best moment was Aurora anonymously sending money for Clara’s dad’s medical bills and Clara knowing and hinting it saying she would love to thank the person. would a non-fictional man really build a tent for you because your camping trip was cancelled so he did all this just so he could see you smile again?

In case it isn't and I was just lucky with this one, I'd be glad anyway, because this was a needed distraction and an addition to my collection that I would have regretted forever, if Leni hadn't convinced me to pick it up. and the fact that this book has found family/home trope, small town, a dilf and his cute adorable teenage kid, slowburn (no, like, this is VERY slowburn guys), grumpy/sunshine trope? It's so sweet how Am was so unsure around Aurora at the beginning and then started to open up to her more and more as the story progressed.Author Mariana Zapata has this beautiful knack for humanising fictional characters and enabling the reader to connect with them as if they are real people. If she needed something, you’d give her a hundred dollars from your wallet even if you had more and think that was good enough. Tobias and Amos Rhodes were obviously a big part of this story and I also enjoyed learning more about them and their interesting family.

she ends up at a garage apartment she rented online, which turns out to have been put up by the owner's son, amos, without his knowledge. Aurora and her ex, Kaden, were together for 14 years and she thought she loved him but found out that she just wanted to love and be loved, etc. Throughout this book, Aurora is dealing with grief–both of her lost marriage and her lost mother–and it’s so beautifully done. read 02/06/2023: Thank you, for letting me share one of my favorite books with you, honeycake ❤ I'm glad you loved this one as much as I did.He wasn’t the kind of man to give a lot to others —unlike her— but was devoted to the ones he loves and could do anything for them. It's with great relief that I'm proud to announce I won't have her endure the torture of spending time with America Singer's lousy ass, because this was ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. and what i mean by that is they did NOT have sex in the very last chapter which is unusual for an MZ book aaand we actually got to see them as a couple! When Rhodes tells Aurora that she's beautiful after her date and that her date is an idiot for looking at anyone else. Don't get me wrong, he's around, but being someone that hates pretty much everyone, it takes forever for Aurora to build a semblance of a relationship with him.

She putted up with a lot and faced a lot of hurt and pain since her teenhood and still managed to be this positive and optimistic, beautiful spirit. You didn’t survive someone taking a wrecking ball to your existence and not have thousands of fractures to live with the rest of your life. I spent two days reading this book and I never wanted to put it down, I was busting out the kindle app on my phone every chance I could get. i get so excited when they would brush each other's shoulders because yes, sexual tension is superior to sex itself. The 3rd act conflict does contain some elements of the miscommunication trope however I was thrilled to see this resolved almost immediately.this was another slooooww burn with an amazing plot and a beautifully written story about love and loss, living with grief and moving on. This was something I didn't like, if I'm being honest, because I wanted it to continue being slow burn, and I wanted the sexual tension to continue developing. Tired of being the last choice she left and put herself first, going back to the small town she grew up in where her mother went missing 20 years ago. I dont mean it, forget i said it" it became repetitive and i think it is written to be awkward and endearing but just comes across as annoying to me.

I won't go into what they are here in detail as it might take away from the story for some readers, but they are drawn out (and sad).One of the reason why the single parent trope is one of my fav tropes is, because I love reading about the development between the kid and the main character. also, maybe for Rhodes to feel more like THE hero alongside Aurora as the heroine, yknow what i mean?