Review: Much Ado About You by Samantha Young
Romance
Much Ado About You
Book Info
Released Date: Feb 2nd
Publication: Berkley
Pages: 308
Format: Paperback
“Lady Porn. That’s all I am going to say, trust me.”
You know whenever I find myself not expecting to like a particular book in the beginning but then I finish the book, and I totally fall in love with it. It happened again while I read and finished Much Ado About You by Samantha Young. What can I say?
I got to say that you will not regret reading Much Ado About You. I know that there are mixed reviews. But if you love slow-burning romance, then this book is for you. Both of the characters are flaw and real that you appreciate their journey of being best friends to a couple. The bestest of a relationship is your best friends because you know each other much deeper than others do. And that's something Evie craves when she leaves Chicago and goes to English village.
It may surprise you when Evie decides to leave Chicago after getting a job promotion but burnout does happen time to time. Evie just wants a reset from her life. She gets it when she temporarily moves to English village for a month. I kinda laughed to myself when Evie said it was only going to be temporary because nothing that's plan never goes accordingly. Life is prick, and it will throw you in a loop. Evie will find out when she starts to feel more to herself than she ever has. And it does not help that she starts to fall in love with the new sexy farmer, Roane.
I just love their connection with each other because you can just feel it when you read their story. They try their hardest to be strictly best friends because Evie wants to focus on herself. And he respects that. But the more they spend time with each other and be a part of each other's life, the harder they fall in love with each other. It's the most true love story between them.
