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A review by sus_would_rather_be_reading
White Noise by Lark Taylor
4.0
Man gets stuck in a lift with a rockstar on his way to a job interview. Ends up receiving multiple types of jobs š
This was my first non-PNR Lark Taylor read and while the rock star/famous person isnāt a trope Iād usually reach for, it was lovely read. I mean itās Lark Taylor, so of course it was lovely. And of course it made me cry. Although I managed not to shed any tears until the 14% mark which I think is a personal record when it comes to her books.
These two men suck at communication and both come with their fair share of well-founded trust issues. And while I found myself actually yelling āOMG JUST TALK TO EACH OTHERā out loud at my kindle a couple times, both characters were empathetic and it totally made sense why they werenāt willing to lay everything out on the table.
As is my usual complaint when a book starts out with an MC being cheated on, my only real criticism is that the offending ex didnāt meet a very gruesome unfortunate end or at least get shat on by a pigeon.
This was my first non-PNR Lark Taylor read and while the rock star/famous person isnāt a trope Iād usually reach for, it was lovely read. I mean itās Lark Taylor, so of course it was lovely. And of course it made me cry. Although I managed not to shed any tears until the 14% mark which I think is a personal record when it comes to her books.
These two men suck at communication and both come with their fair share of well-founded trust issues. And while I found myself actually yelling āOMG JUST TALK TO EACH OTHERā out loud at my kindle a couple times, both characters were empathetic and it totally made sense why they werenāt willing to lay everything out on the table.
As is my usual complaint when a book starts out with an MC being cheated on, my only real criticism is that the offending ex didnāt meet a very gruesome unfortunate end or at least get shat on by a pigeon.