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

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Your connection isn’t working out and you’ve let her down so much you might as well be an elevator. Or on a bus route with a girl I’d liked for months on the last day before her bus pass ended and she went home for the year to France… The truth is that if she doesn’t want to be with you and won’t talk to you, there’s nothing you can do about that other than accept it. 2) She’s emotionally exhausted with you Then, when one girl gets stale or annoyed with you, you simply scale up your interactions with someone on your roster.

The therapist/counsellor..I don't even now what to say about this! I would have loved to see them have some actual therapy and work on their marriage, but instead, this author chose to make a joke of it by making the therapist a pot smoking weirdo with strange methods. He was deceitful to the couple, messing in their relationship, and did odd things like ask them to set up a camping trip as a task, then showing up with two women to have a threesome in the tent that Rosie and Dom put up?!How it works is that you date someone but also keep lines of communication (and flirting) open with other girls at the same time.

I can't believe that out of the very few books I've rated 5 stars this year, I get to say that not only was "Fix Her Up" on that list, but this book as well. Finally, a highly anticipated read that lives up to my expectations! Fans of this author's books will fall absolutely in love with this original read and fans of romance books will certainly gobble this up! This is book two of the Hot and Hammered series. And yes, I was fully prepared this time.🙈 I was poised to hit the fast forward button on my audio as the (shall we just say highly descriptive) spicy scenes lit up the airwaves! With a professional relationship coach, you can get advice specific to your life and your experiences…I thought the story started off well with the hurt and pain Rosie and Dominic was feeling bubbling out from under the surface, Rosie's more overtly. Bailey typically writes her males very protective and Dominic's streak was definitely evident with what he later calls his selfish need to have her all to himself. I thought having Dominic so clearly loving Rosie and admitting to himself, Rosie, and the readers that he would do anything for her gave the tone a good underlining simmering heat. Rosie's emotions towards Dominic were more dominated by her sexual attraction to him. With every “pointed nipple” and “wet thighs” I lost concentration on the emotional angst and the story's tone slid into more lustful. Bailey is known for her strong sexual scenes and those are definitely here but for this couple, I personally, wanted teeth gritting cognitive emotion. It could be an unfair accusation, or it could be true. Maybe you were going through a lot on your own as well.