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A review by katekate_reads_
Any Time, Any Place, Volume 2 by Jennifer Probst
2.0
Sigh. I loved the first book in this series and wanted to love this one too. I enjoyed a lot of the experience of this book. However - it ended up using something I really hate - twice.
I absolutely hate when romance books or movies use the idea that if a man waits around long enough and keeps showing up - the woman he is pursuing who isn’t interested will suddenly change her mind.
This book starts off with that happening between Dalton and Raven - but I decided to let it go and look past it. And then I enjoyed most of the middle of the book. But then it happens AGAIN at the end - Raven doesn’t want to be together so Dalton keeps showing up at her work (the bar) every night. No. That’s not nice. It’s creepy and not okay. She can’t leave. She owns the bar and works there. If she doesn’t want him in her life, he needs to respect that and leave. I absolutely hate when books and movies keep putting this out there like it’s sweet. It’s not.
I’m still looking forward to the third book in the series and reading more by Jennifer Probst.
I absolutely hate when romance books or movies use the idea that if a man waits around long enough and keeps showing up - the woman he is pursuing who isn’t interested will suddenly change her mind.
This book starts off with that happening between Dalton and Raven - but I decided to let it go and look past it. And then I enjoyed most of the middle of the book. But then it happens AGAIN at the end - Raven doesn’t want to be together so Dalton keeps showing up at her work (the bar) every night. No. That’s not nice. It’s creepy and not okay. She can’t leave. She owns the bar and works there. If she doesn’t want him in her life, he needs to respect that and leave. I absolutely hate when books and movies keep putting this out there like it’s sweet. It’s not.
I’m still looking forward to the third book in the series and reading more by Jennifer Probst.