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A review by ameserole
Come Monday by Mari Carr
3.0
Randomly noticed that this was on KU and has been on my TBR for over two years. So I figured, 'why not?' and dove into it.
Come Monday went by pretty quickly. In it, you will meet Keira and Will. She's 27 and goes to college to earn a degree in Business. Unfortunately for her, she has to take this English class where the teacher constantly gives her C's. Enter the teacher, Will, and they had some tension going on between them.
It didn't take long for them to start a relationship or to get to know each other intimately. He definitely sparked something inside of her which is probably why she got scared and wanted out of the whole relationship. You see, Keira tried to be the 'Mom' to her family after her mother's untimely death. She wanted to be there for everyone within her family and when she realized that she didn't know what was going on in their lives.. she wanted out.
After that, they eventually found a way back to one another and said the 'I love you's". The end was kind of cute and I could see myself easily diving into the second book just because these are pretty short books.
Come Monday went by pretty quickly. In it, you will meet Keira and Will. She's 27 and goes to college to earn a degree in Business. Unfortunately for her, she has to take this English class where the teacher constantly gives her C's. Enter the teacher, Will, and they had some tension going on between them.
It didn't take long for them to start a relationship or to get to know each other intimately. He definitely sparked something inside of her which is probably why she got scared and wanted out of the whole relationship. You see, Keira tried to be the 'Mom' to her family after her mother's untimely death. She wanted to be there for everyone within her family and when she realized that she didn't know what was going on in their lives.. she wanted out.
After that, they eventually found a way back to one another and said the 'I love you's". The end was kind of cute and I could see myself easily diving into the second book just because these are pretty short books.