Love Her or Lose Her: A Novel: 2 (Hot and Hammered, 2)

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So they took a journey to their past to realize how they fell in love at the first place, how they meant for each other and they started to know each other from the beginning. I loved the adorable fake dating romance and was excited to read a second chance romance from another couple in the series! Stories exploring what makes relationship tick, what makes couples choose to stay together and if they do decide to stay together, seeing how they get past their hurdles, are my favourite kind of romances to read. For example, Dominic paid for a security officer at the mall where Rosie worked to make sure she got into her safely and didn’t tell her.

They barely speak to each other all week, and don't know what's going on in each other's very separate lives, don't hug, kiss or show any affection, but on Tuesdays have a random marathon sex session every week.Rosie begins to realize that she doesn't provide or speak the love language Dominic needs and it was a nice moment to see her realize she was also a problem in the marriage but after an attempt to give Dominic what he needs, this avenue with Rosie kind of drops off and it felt like Dominic was going to go back to doing most of the work. It seems like there were at least two sex scenes in every chapter and they couldn't stand next to each other without getting hot and bothered. Every conversation they had was completely unremarkable to me and they all devolved into long winded descriptions of how "sex was never the problem in their marriage". It completely took over my brain, I couldn't stop thinking about it, I stayed up late to read, read it every spare second to the point where I got home from work and didn't even turn on my tv or check my laptop but just immediately sat on my bed and started reading. And don't get me started with this obsession authors have about literally ripping clothes to have sex.

I'll be honest in saying that I had to force myself not to, especially with this beautiful book just staring at me on my shelf.ultimately, this book tackled it all wrong for me, the silly therapist, the over sexualisation, the over possessiveness of Dom. Bailey’s had a thing for alpha, dominating heroes for awhile – interesting to see that this hero is more of the same. Rosie and Dominic Vega are the perfect couple: high school sweethearts, best friends, and madly in love. A marriage takes a lot of work and sometimes things get lost so to read a book about a couple willing to fight and adapt for each other was such a special read. Endless explanations - from Dominic, from the therapist, from Rosie - felt like just putting lots of theoretical examples in the characters' mouths; thus the emotions felt artificial and flat.