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I have to say, these books are so much dang fun. They handle some really heavy topics while also being the cheesiest little romances. I absolutely have enjoyed each book the more I've read. I was so excited to read Vlad's story and I'm so glad that I finally did, even if it meant skipping one of the books because the hold wasn't in from my library yet. But I really enjoyed this one and I'm really glad that Vlad got his happily ever after.

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3.0

These books are so easy to read in one seating! oh wow! Always cute

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4.0

The fourth book is almost out and it is FANTASTIC, you guys! The group I read this with all seemed to love this one, and many even claimed it was their favorite of the series!

Throughout the rest of the books, our main star in this one has been named the Russian, since he is Russian, but here he goes by Vlad and tells us his deepest secrets: his marriage is one of convenience, his wife wants a divorce, and he’s madly in love with her.

Vlad has always been one for love – always pushing his friends to express their feelings and tell their wives and girlfriends just how much they care about them. But it seems that it’s easier to give that advice than take it, and being on the receiving end of the Bromance Book Club’s advice is hard to handle.

That being said, I loved that this book was also more than just their love story. It was about Elena, his wife, and her passion to determine just what had happened to her father when he disappeared in the line of his work as a journalist. Following both of these plots kept me turning page after page until I was sad to see it end.

I know this one is being released in a couple days, but I’m already hoping for a book five to come out soon.