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Drop Everything Now (2000)

by Alessandra Thomas(Favorite Author)

3.49 of 5 Votes: 4

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English

genre

Romance

series

Picturing Perfect

review 1: This is one of those books I really really really wish had a trailer. Because I am DYING to see Ryder Strong strip or dance or whatever the hell you want to call it, and even though it's pretty darn hot in my imagination, a little visual help would be great. Are you listening Alessandra Thomas? KthxOh, the book? It's a sweet, sexy delight! A fast-paced, well-written romantic story with likable characters, fun twists (hello penis pump), and a unique setting (VIVAAAAA LAS VEGAS!). Drop everything and read this now!
review 2: This is the 3rd New Adult offering from Alessandra Thomas and, in my humble opinion, the strongest yet! This is mostly due to the leading characters, who are so honest and real that they leap off the page and straight into the reader's head a... morend heart.First we have Andi, a quiet girl who's a bit of a loner, and who has spent her life focused on how she can do the right thing for other people. Right now, that means her mother, who has been in an accident. Even though it means leaving college and her future on hold, Andi flies to Vegas to be at her mother's side.Enter Ry, a boy with an impossible body and and an even more impossible sweet nature. He takes Andi under his wing and into his bed, and before they know it, something that started as a distraction from reality becomes the only thing that makes sense to either of them.But they're both using the other to avoid looking into the future. When the future becomes the present, as it always does, they'll both have to take a hard look at how they got to where they are, and whether the other person fits into the path they feel they have to take.I love love love the romance in this book--it's not contrived or forced, and neither character makes any illusion to the "i can't live without this person" or "I'd give up everything for this guy I just met" trope that always makes this feminist a little uncomfortable. It's about two people who find each other on accident, but have to decide whether to keep each other on purpose. And I loved it. less

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