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A review by mthage
One Last Shot by Julia Connors
1.0
Is this a 1 star book? Probably not. But I could not get through this book and was rolling my eyes at almost every page.
Endless essays and unnatural not flowing conversations about empowering women and misogyny that should have been written differently in my opinion. Don’t get me wrong these are important topics that need to be discussed, especially in the romance genre where situations in which a man is misogynistic or “demanding” can often be portrayed as romantic. Howeverrrr, not in this way. This is a romance not an essay.
Then the secret that is obviously going to blow up and temporarily end their relationship. Funny how he is the one that was clearly in the wrong but she ends up being the one to apologize.
I skimmed through the last half because I just couldn’t be bothered and wasn’t interested in knowing all the details.
Endless essays and unnatural not flowing conversations about empowering women and misogyny that should have been written differently in my opinion. Don’t get me wrong these are important topics that need to be discussed, especially in the romance genre where situations in which a man is misogynistic or “demanding” can often be portrayed as romantic. Howeverrrr, not in this way. This is a romance not an essay.
Then the secret that is obviously going to blow up and temporarily end their relationship. Funny how he is the one that was clearly in the wrong but she ends up being the one to apologize.
I skimmed through the last half because I just couldn’t be bothered and wasn’t interested in knowing all the details.