Review

This book was doomed since the beginning for me. I don’t enjoy the “we’re drawn to each other, but I’m a bad guy, so I must push her away” trope at the best of times. If think when a guy is interested, he is all in! There is nothing that will stop him from get it. End of story. And I think it wouldn’t be a bad idea if Scottie got the hint and left the guy be. A bit of self love is never too much!

I pushed through to see if I would enjoy the story despite my dislike for this trope, but it was only one stupid drama after stupid drama. Seems like the authors were trying to make this a very emotional read and decided to add every dramatic tropes they could think of it. Definitely not a book for me, I should have DNF earlier on.

“When I say I love you, I mean it. When I say you have me, I mean it. Nothing will change for me. We’re kindred. Meant to be. And I refuse to move forward without you. You have me. Period. End of story.”

˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ This is book 1 in the Dickson University Series. Each one can be read as a complete standalone.

Blurb

Finn Hayes is what girls my age would call “stupid hot.” He’s handsome, has brown eyes that remind me of warm chocolate chip cookies, and a tall, muscular build that makes marble sculptures jealous.

Green flag, right?

Wrong.

He’s also broody, closed off, and so complex that it feels like I need a decoder to crack him.

He’s unlike anyone I’ve ever met and fights like he came out of the womb swinging, taking down both my ex-boyfriend and an ex-UFC fighter with ease.

But the underground society at our college known as Double C has nothing on him in the secrets department, and it’s that mysterious edge that keeps me coming back for more.

This is more than the story of how Finn and I fell in love.

This is proof that love has a learning curve. Sometimes you succeed, and sometimes…it destroys you.