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A review by nadjsim
Last Call for Love: A Novel by Rebekah Crane
Did not finish book.
2.0
Ah, to have an estranged father leave you a pub as an inheritance on a picturesque island in Ireland... Sounds like a dream, right? Unfortunately, I couldn't suspend my disbelief for long enough to stop rolling my eyes at every page. Maybe I'm just a cynical hater, but I just couldn't fully get into this.
First off, the third-person dual POV, cringy conversations, and the narration in general didn't work for me. Then, we have the issue of the most stereotypical romance characters ever: her, a clumsy control freak, and him, a playboy sex god. It's a no from me.
Maybe I'm too quick to judge. Maybe I read one book too many with a similar plot and tropes. Or maybe this just isn't the original, enticing romance I was looking for.
Thanks to NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
First off, the third-person dual POV, cringy conversations, and the narration in general didn't work for me. Then, we have the issue of the most stereotypical romance characters ever: her, a clumsy control freak, and him, a playboy sex god. It's a no from me.
Maybe I'm too quick to judge. Maybe I read one book too many with a similar plot and tropes. Or maybe this just isn't the original, enticing romance I was looking for.
Thanks to NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.