Grumpy Romance : A Romantic Comedy (Billionaire Dads)

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The story was so beautiful. The way they loved and the reality of poverty in the United States was heartbreaking. But when Crow destroys the most precious thing to me, I realize I’ve suffered in silence long enough.

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It’s definitely on the higher drama side with a third act breakup that wasn’t my fav. But also, the dude needs lots of therapy. And not from his brother in law, cause that’s just weird.

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Least favorite trope. AND it makes me suspicious of my own sister (my parents said they’d be on her side btw which is upsetting)

Grumpy Romance (Billionaire Dads, book 1) by Nia Arthurs

Sign up to her mailing list at niaarthurs.com for exclusive bonus scenes, sneak peeks, cover reveals and more. Support authors: If you like this and can afford it, consider buying the original, or supporting the authors directly. Cody was cute. Definitely not Clay or even Holland but he is the youngest and he acted as such. A spoiled bratty young man who is trying to be in a man’s world. Anyway, Holland was interesting. It was sort of conveyed that he hired Kenya because of her talent, but his attraction to her was noted just as much. It's also implied that, one of the reasons he didn't fire her after the Baby Box debacle was due to his feelings for her. That coupled with the fact that he partially treated her like crap because he didn't want his feelings to be known... it's the usually kinda shitty guy behavior. Also, it's like the second he decides to accept his feelings for her, a switch flips and he's super cuddly and sweet? Seemed a bit sudden.

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But when he slides his fingers down my spine, pulls me possessively closer, and whispers how much he’s missed me, all the reasons why I shouldn’t forgive him start to disappear. There are some pretty toxic family relationships on her side and his constant anger and bad treatment of her is pretty unbelievable. This book isn’t perfect and that’s why it didn’t get five stars but I still liked it.

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Still, I REALLY enjoyed this book. Maybe I'm a little too easy to please, I don't know. I think that even with the way the story unfolded and whatnot (not those awful disruptions though), their story still made sense to me (because people are weird and complex, common sense isn't common to all, miscommunications happen, and people sometimes choose to keep the lousiest things to themselves, you know). This is a sweet and heartwarming romance novel that explores themes of second chances and forgiveness. The author does an excellent job of creating complex and relatable characters who readers will root for from the very beginning. Hey there! My name is Nia.I was born and raised in the West Indies, which means I grew up swimming in the Caribbean Sea and I like my food seasoned to the heavens. Anyway, there's other characters. Sunny, who I loved who basically wanted to fight Kenya's step sister Sasha for her (same). Ezekial, Holland's first assistant who was wonderful, though confusing at times. Belle, Holland's daughter, who doesn't get a ton of time with Kenya in this book, but seemed to love her after one meeting. We get a glimpse of Darrell in a few scenes, and apparently he has his own book with Sunny after this one.

Secondly, Cody didn't grovel much. Buying a few expensive shoes and saying a few cute words a handful of times shouldn't have done it for Ris. The man should've scraped his tongue on a dirt road to declare his love and crawled the Gold Coast to beg for her forgiveness. While this book is not part of the seven book _______ Romance series, it is set in the same universe. I loved that because I was not quite yet ready to let go of the Farmhouse Ladies and the men obsessed with their wives.