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bioxc's review against another edition
2.0
DNF 60%
I’m so disappointed with this book because I’ve loved The Simple Wild with all my heart but... this book was so boring and the characters were just... flat, I didn’t care for them one bit and they didn’t have chemistry at all.
I’m so disappointed with this book because I’ve loved The Simple Wild with all my heart but... this book was so boring and the characters were just... flat, I didn’t care for them one bit and they didn’t have chemistry at all.
kellibree's review against another edition
5.0
I absolutely loved this book! Finished it in a day! What I loved was that the author had you falling in love with Piper and earning her respect as a career woman before having you rooting for her and Kyle.
linda101's review against another edition
hopeful
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.75
shorouk97's review against another edition
4.0
Book #10 NEWTs Readathon (charms A: book with gorgeous cover)
4.5stars
I liked the author's writing style.It was good. I thought I wasn't a fan of second chance romances but apparently I like them.
The swapping between the past and the present was okay but I liked the present a little more .It was like part YA where I liked the whole group of the camp easily and enjoyed the whole part and the other adult part where I liked the business side plot as well as the romance.
The characters from the camp were all good. I liked how bold Piper was in the camp. It was a pleasant change.
I liked David for the most part
I liked Rhett's conversation with Piper alot.I liked Jeremy as well and wanted a little more of him.
4.5stars
I liked the author's writing style.It was good. I thought I wasn't a fan of second chance romances but apparently I like them.
The swapping between the past and the present was okay but I liked the present a little more .It was like part YA where I liked the whole group of the camp easily and enjoyed the whole part and the other adult part where I liked the business side plot as well as the romance.
The characters from the camp were all good. I liked how bold Piper was in the camp. It was a pleasant change.
I liked David for the most part
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except for stopping her from her dream .That one annoyed meI liked Rhett's conversation with Piper alot.I liked Jeremy as well and wanted a little more of him.
skylareliz's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.25
lindseybaker23's review against another edition
4.0
4⭐️ I was skeptical to begin with bc I wasn’t sure if I would enjoy reading about a security guard and a female billionaire… but then I remembered who the author was and gave it a shot. I was very surprised that I got sucked into the story as fast as I did.
I really liked this second chance story and how a boy a girl came together from 2 completely different walks of life, and still found common ground, and love. I loved the whole camp counselor idea and found it fun to see Piper mixed in where she’s never been, more out of her element.
There was a huge twist thrown in with the friend Eric that was incredibly sad that really made this story more real and raw.
However I did have 2 major issues: the spicy scenes were fade to black… I can understand that with them fumbling their way through as teenagers, but them as adults?? Having there be more detailed spice with them as adults would have further shown how far they’ve grown. It was a little frustrating. Aaaaaaand the ending didn’t leave us with a definitive answer of whether Piper and Kyle would be successful as a couple in their new uncharted lives!! The huge issue of Piper being the bread winner and having money where Kyle can’t relate and doesn’t want her money… how do they navigate those huge hurdles? Does their love actually endure or are they too different? Does Kyles man pride flare and start to feel resentful or does he come around and realize it doesn’t have to be a big deal?
Worth the read?: YES
Reread?: NO
Read if you like:
-reverse billionaire
-second chance
I really liked this second chance story and how a boy a girl came together from 2 completely different walks of life, and still found common ground, and love. I loved the whole camp counselor idea and found it fun to see Piper mixed in where she’s never been, more out of her element.
There was a huge twist thrown in with the friend Eric that was incredibly sad that really made this story more real and raw.
However I did have 2 major issues: the spicy scenes were fade to black… I can understand that with them fumbling their way through as teenagers, but them as adults?? Having there be more detailed spice with them as adults would have further shown how far they’ve grown. It was a little frustrating. Aaaaaaand the ending didn’t leave us with a definitive answer of whether Piper and Kyle would be successful as a couple in their new uncharted lives!! The huge issue of Piper being the bread winner and having money where Kyle can’t relate and doesn’t want her money… how do they navigate those huge hurdles? Does their love actually endure or are they too different? Does Kyles man pride flare and start to feel resentful or does he come around and realize it doesn’t have to be a big deal?
Worth the read?: YES
Reread?: NO
Read if you like:
-reverse billionaire
-second chance
mellipezzi's review against another edition
emotional
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.5
hmarti13's review against another edition
3.0
This was okay. I see a lot of people comparing it to The Simple Wild, and while it has a completely different feel and is nothing like her other novel, it's not bad.
I liked that we got to see Piper's job, instead of the author just mentioning her demanding job without ever discussing the effects it has on her life. However, I could've done without the underage smutty scenes though.
3.5/⭐
I liked that we got to see Piper's job, instead of the author just mentioning her demanding job without ever discussing the effects it has on her life. However, I could've done without the underage smutty scenes though.
3.5/⭐
shaniadawn's review against another edition
5.0
This book is everything I want in a summer read 😍
I fell in love with KA Tucker earlier this year when I read The Simple Wild, and Say You Still Love Me lived up to every expectation I had.
This book is the perfect summertime read. It maintains a nice balance of light romance, with more serious topics. Basically, this book gave me all the feels.
Say You Still Love Me follows Piper and Kyle during two time frames- summer 2006 when they met at Camp WaWa and today, 13 years after Kyle broke Pipers heart and has now reappeared in her life. I found myself excited to learn more about both our main characters as teenagers and as adults, even though I usually strongly prefer one timeline over the other in these types of books. That being said, the teenage timeline made me so nostalgic for summers when I was younger. I always wanted to go to summer camp and this book definitely gave me my fix.
If you love romance, second chances, summer camp, and first loves, you’re going to adore Say You Still Love Me.
Thanks to NetGalley, Atria Books, and KA Tucker for providing me with an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review.
I fell in love with KA Tucker earlier this year when I read The Simple Wild, and Say You Still Love Me lived up to every expectation I had.
This book is the perfect summertime read. It maintains a nice balance of light romance, with more serious topics. Basically, this book gave me all the feels.
Say You Still Love Me follows Piper and Kyle during two time frames- summer 2006 when they met at Camp WaWa and today, 13 years after Kyle broke Pipers heart and has now reappeared in her life. I found myself excited to learn more about both our main characters as teenagers and as adults, even though I usually strongly prefer one timeline over the other in these types of books. That being said, the teenage timeline made me so nostalgic for summers when I was younger. I always wanted to go to summer camp and this book definitely gave me my fix.
If you love romance, second chances, summer camp, and first loves, you’re going to adore Say You Still Love Me.
Thanks to NetGalley, Atria Books, and KA Tucker for providing me with an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review.