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A fun read! Mushy romance with plenty of f-bombs, which is always appreciated. This was a sequel to The Friend Zone, but the main character in this book was the best friend in the last book. so it's a new story with familiars along the way. I've written this review on Ambien and I'm running out of time to make sense of everything I've just said, so I'll end with, read it. Mushy romance not your thing? You're fucking stuck at home. Make it your thing.

authorcagray's review against another edition

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I should learn, since covers clearly indicate genre, that chick lit is not for me. The protagonist is always more or less the same person: manic, frazzled, quirky in a way that the author clearly intends to be endearing, and with some private woe that is meant to make us sympathize with her. It's formulaic, and the character so tired that it feels fake at this point, even if it didn't the first or even the twenty-second time I read/watched it (since it's also the same character that stars in every rom-com). Add a smattering of unnecessary swear words in the first twenty minutes, and I was done.

jessicaharper's review against another edition

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4.0

The only thing Abby can do wrong is somehow include lack of communication in every one of her books smh still loved this so much and LOVED the epilogue that also included the couple from the first book

katrae22's review against another edition

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4.0

So cute! I did not care for the first book in the series the friend zone but I thought this one was much better. I liked the characters from the first book better in this book as well. Quick easy fun summer read.

writingherlife's review against another edition

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emotional funny hopeful inspiring medium-paced

Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

3.75

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