Ugly Love Download Z Library
Veronica Donkin
Wow. I have such mixed feelings about this book. I am a CoHo nut, and I have absolutely LOVED every book she has written. And I can genuinely say I loved Ugly Love. In fact, as I finished it, I thought it was probably a 5 star read. Then I started to remember my thoughts before the last 25% when it got really good, and became very torn on my rating.
THE UNHONEYMOONERS by Christina Lauren is a vibrant romantic comedy that throws together two sworn enemies, Olive Torres and Ethan Thomas, for a Hawaiian honeymoon trip after the original wedding party falls ill. Amidst the picturesque backdrop of Maui, Olive and Ethan's pretend newlywed bliss transforms into something less fictitious and surprisingly sweet. This novel's captivating exploration of love and pretense is perfect for fans of UGLY LOVE, offering a fresh twist on the unexpected journey from feigned romance to a love that feels refreshingly real. Plus, an audio original sequel, THE HONEYMOON CRASHERS, comes out in August!
YOU MADE A FOOL OF DEATH WITH YOUR BEAUTY by Akwaeke Emezi is a deeply moving tale about Feyi Adekola, an artist embarking on a journey toward healing after a tragic loss. Follow her as the summer she never imagined, complete with a whirlwind romance and exciting art career opportunities, is complicated by unexpected desire for a forbidden figure. This profound investigation of grief, love, and the audacity of hope echoes the emotional complexity found in UGLY LOVE and will grip readers who love stories about second chances and life beyond pain.
Looking for an engaging rom-com where a simple lie spirals into a complex deception? Look no further than THE SPANISH LOVE DECEPTION by Elena Armas, in which Catalina Martín's imaginary American boyfriend now needs to materialize for her sister's wedding in Spain. Her aggravating yet undeniably handsome colleague, Aaron Blackford, unexpectedly volunteers. As they embark on this transatlantic charade, Catalina discovers a different side to Aaron, far from his insufferable office persona. Much like Hoover in UGLY LOVE, Armas explores the unexpected dimensions of attraction and love, making this a must-read for anyone who appreciates the complexities of seemingly simple romantic arrangements.
I fell in love with this book instantly, it brought back happy childhood memories; the times when I used to listen to music on my Sony Walkman, ahh those were the days. You must be thinking why I am all of a sudden talking about my childhood, tapes and music. Well, all these play a big part in the love story between Eleanor and Park. I love their first meeting in the school bus, it is quite quaint and unique.
I also love the part music plays in the story. It shows how two strangers can connect and bond, how essentially a song a break can the ice between two people whereas nowadays we listen to music as a way to ignore or shut the world out.
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At the moment, even leaving aside the deeply problematical bugs with the import function, it limits user choice in favour of a standard route into the photo library, badly undermining its potential usefulness. A pity.
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