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A review by donnareadathon2021
Love and Tequila Make Her Crazy by Brittanée Nicole
4.0
The story
Nate is the Amelia’s brother Jack’s best friend. Amelia has been trailing after Nate since she was a young girl, and although Jack and their friend Peter tried to get rid of her, Nate never did. With a four year age gap, it wasn’t easy but as teenagers, Nate realised that Amelia was the only person for him. But life hasn’t been plain sailing and when things got rough, their relationship fell apart. Nate is back in town and Amelia wants nothing to do with him. Will he be able to win her over?
My thoughts
This is the third book in this series set in a Rhode Island town on the water. It’s a complex story with twists and turns and much miscommunication. But eventually the strong feelings and sense of being soulmates that both Nate and Amelia have for each other allow them to work through the misunderstandings. There is a lot of sadness and difficult topics covered in this story. This felt less of a fun romcom than the first two books did, with a more serious slant. An enjoyable read
Nate is the Amelia’s brother Jack’s best friend. Amelia has been trailing after Nate since she was a young girl, and although Jack and their friend Peter tried to get rid of her, Nate never did. With a four year age gap, it wasn’t easy but as teenagers, Nate realised that Amelia was the only person for him. But life hasn’t been plain sailing and when things got rough, their relationship fell apart. Nate is back in town and Amelia wants nothing to do with him. Will he be able to win her over?
My thoughts
This is the third book in this series set in a Rhode Island town on the water. It’s a complex story with twists and turns and much miscommunication. But eventually the strong feelings and sense of being soulmates that both Nate and Amelia have for each other allow them to work through the misunderstandings. There is a lot of sadness and difficult topics covered in this story. This felt less of a fun romcom than the first two books did, with a more serious slant. An enjoyable read