eARC Review: Do You Take This Man by Denise Williams
Romance
Do You Take This Man
Book Info
Released Date: September 6th
Publication: Berkley
Pages: 352
Format: eBook
“She has a talent for writing head-stronged females who ultimately fall in love with the most understanding male (never want to change them)”
I will always love reading any of Denise Williams romance books. She has a talent for writing head-stronged females who ultimately fall in love with the most understanding male (never want to change them). And Do You Take This Man is no different.
Some may have mixed feelings regarding this book, but I absolutely fell in love with it. I may have had a few problems, just a few. Mostly, I loved this romance book.
Do You Take This Man introduces RJ, who is the literal definition of a grump but a female. She is a divorce attorney who is very cynical about life, especially dating. And it comes as a surprise when she officially couples ever since she got vital across social media. It’s pretty funny when you think about it. You literally have a female who doesn’t believe in love, and yet she is officially your marriage in her spare time.
RJ may have her time filled up with officially marriages, so it comes as no surprise when she clashes with Lear, the new event planner (sunshine male). Lear has always been a happy carefree person, but things have changed lately. He is a bit stuck in his life and he is tired of being taken advantage of. He wants no drama or baggage. He definitely doesn’t have time for RJ personality. They definitely clash with each other, but they have to work with each other (forced proximity).
They definitely don’t make sense together since they are totally opposite. But yet RJ and Lear make the most sense since they get to know each other in so many ways. Yes, they may have different personalities, but they never judge each other. The only thing I had problems with would be their lack of communication toward the end. RJ should have not rushed Lear when she has always been clear about their arrangements. It takes a bit of time to adjust when you change the rules, especially when they have their own problems to go through. RJ needs to be more understanding than judging so rashly.
