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Noah and Maya's romance is super cute. Expect lots of flirty banter, strong chemistry, and plenty of sweet and sexy moments! If you're a person that doesn't love a lot of angst, this should be a safe bet for you. Noah and Maya confront each other with any issues they have instead of hiding it and letting it cause problems between them. I did however liked Ani, Zahra's sister. She was full of life and so so easy to like and read about. Claire and Rowan's brothers were there too and that's pretty much about them. I get it. This is supposed to be a smut forward book but all the ogling and constant talks about sex or sexual things were honestly such a turn-off more than its supposed purpose of being a turn-on for the reader. I mean truly... not everything revolves around sex. Sex is a plus, and we readers know that, but it was utterly gag-inducing, mainly coming from Noah but also from Maya. An additional thing I hated is why are there so many damn people over the radio? The team principal? The engineer? A mechanic? Usually only the head engineer communicates with the driver, so there will be minimal distraction for the driver while racing. The reason why it is the head engineer only is because they are able to understand what to do when the driver for example mentions there are vibrations or loss of power.
This is the most artificial love story I've ever read. The forced connection between the main characters is despicable, literally what is going on. It's giving Wattpad, and that is not a compliment.
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the only thing i liked was how noah went to therapy instead of getting 'fixed' by maya but let's face it, lauren asher probably took that idea from one of those tiktoks that give unsolicited advice on how to make your partner fall in love with you. OK FIRST OF ALL: y'all do such a shitty job at advertising books, this should be illegal. What's the point of saying: I am a bookstagrammer when you DON'T DISCLOSE important information? An author of romance novels, Lauren Asher is well-regarded for writing emotional and engaging stories that really draw the reader in. Filling her books with angst and steam, she immerses her audience in her richly interwoven worlds that instantly grab the reader. Imaginative and compelling on every level, she perfectly understands her audience, knowing just where she wants to take them. This approach of hers has seen her become enormously successful worldwide, reaching a variety of different readers both nationally and internationally. BITCH WHAT never in my life have I felt this offended! Morally gray characters are fuming right, they didn’t do all of what they had to do, so this girl could come and insult them. THE AUDACITY. THE ONLY GRAY THING ABOUT ROBERTO IS THE ASH WHEN I BURN THIS BOOK DOWN.
Five grueling years and two major changes later, I can happily say I graduated. Turns out I wasn't cut for a biology degree; I fainted during a dissection lab when my partner cut into a baby pig's stomach. And pre-law didn't exactly work out for me; I threw up in a nearby trash can during my first debate, forfeiting before the questions begin. People would count these restarts as failures, but I think they built character. That and resilience for messing up. "I adored Noah and Maya’s personalities. I’d never seen a sports romance about Formula One until the Dirty Air series. I don’t think any future ones can match it. Lauren’s ability to take you across the world, to different locations and the world of racing is incredible. This guy just disgusts me so much. So we start off with a scene showing how much his parents hate him, and him being rude to them, and that is basically the only event that happens in this book. The author did not even develop the fAmIlY dRaMa much, just Noah's dad came and slapped him a couple of times and that was that. His dad being a terrible person with cold Arctic eyes was the only plot in this book and I cannot look past that.
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