All Rhodes Lead Here

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I enjoyed how Aurora took the lessons life had thrown her way and turned them into something positive.

And that scene where she stood up for her mother in law and just kept talking and getting it all out? I can't even describe it because I didn't get it myself, but it was confusing to read about how Amos is related to Rhodes but also his uncle in a way because of how his uncle couldn't have a child? Because as much heartache and tears as I’d wasted in my previous life, the happiness I’d found here balanced it. Tall and intimidating, and would absolutely resort to whatever it takes to defend his loved ones, but all-in-all is a quiet man who is happy to live a simple life. Trigger and content warnings include: grief and loss, death of a parent (off-page, past), estranged parent, discussions surrounding mental health and depression, minor injury and blood, mention of infertility (side-character).He was so guarded and mistrustful; he took his fine time to come out of his shell and believe that she was just genuinely nice person. would a non-fictional man really build a tent for you because your camping trip was cancelled so he did all this just so he could see you smile again?

No one can make me cheer for giving me the bare minimum of phyiscal contact as much as Mariana Zapata. One of the reason why the single parent trope is one of my fav tropes is, because I love reading about the development between the kid and the main character. A huge factor as to why I really enjoyed this book was the friendship she developed first with Amos and Rhodes; it really was what had sold me from the beginning.

I would have liked more of a comeuppance and reaming for her ex and his mother from hell, but that's a personal preference because I'm a vengeance seeking kind of gal. Every time he opened his mouth, said or did something, I felt the urge to pull him out the book and go sit on his lap. this gave me KA vibes, mainly the gamble and sweet dreams and the feelings i felt while reading this were close to what i felt when i read my favorite MZ books ( kulti, wall of winnipeg and wait for it) so if you like any of these, im pretty sure you'll like this book. the male lead could have been a few of her past hero's and the Aurora could literally have been any one of her previous female leads. Instead, it focussed on the daily goings-on of Aurora and how she was rebuilding her life for the better.

and what i mean by that is they did NOT have sex in the very last chapter which is unusual for an MZ book aaand we actually got to see them as a couple! I think part of the reason why I love this book so much is because it focuses so heavily on character dynamics and relationships. all of those tropes kind of worked, rhodes gave of that rip ( Luna and the Lie)/dallas ( Wait for It) vibes with his grumpiness, the slow burn here was actually one of the fastest in terms of Mariana books, usually there's more angst but here between the couple i felt things moved at an okay pace, the sex scene for once wasn't the very last chapter lol.All of her books (except Kulti, sadly) are on Kindle Unlimited, so I want to take the advantage of reading them before its too late. Because I might know everything that happened had been for the best, but it didn’t mean I was a good person who wanted the best for her ex. Aurora is in town because she just got out of a 14 year relationship and she's still trying to cope with the loss of her mom. Aurora has a journey of healing and has dealt with grief her whole life with her mums disappearance.

his character depth was nothing compared to Aurora and i guess that's bound to happen because this book is only written in her pov. We all know MZ's books are super long and the romance is slow af, that's why all these side characters are much needed, to keep the story interesting. Surely, he wasn’t comfortable with words of affirmation but when he said something it was without a doubt an honest and pure statement.When Aurora went on that hike alone and made it back later than planned and then she saw Rhodes coming her way, he drove two and half hours just to check on her, because he was worried. this book wasn't anything special or surprising, yet there's something so extraordinary in the simplicity of this story, that it marvels me.