Review #1
Meet Me That (Ridgewater Higher #1) audiobook free
When I purchased the book, I understood than anyway I could be reading. I found the beginning significantly absurd even for a YA romance in that Ashley couldn’t figure out who “English Little boy” was. Luke must be a used to be masculine Meryl Streep to pull off an accent to fool Ashley so completely.
But, I have to admit I found both manners very appealing at the same time how they grew closer together over time. One more nuance will that the book was not overcrowded with an excess of manners who have their possess adore story in the one more two books. Often an variety are threw in at the same time causes the reader to really start skimming.
I honestly felt this was Luke’s story. He had the most sadness at the same time grief that he took out on Ashley as a method to deal with his indefinite. But, Luke’s behavior at the same time used to be emotions toward Ashley seem to drive the story toward its goal. Ashley turned out to be the one personality he managed share his pain with who actually worked hard.
Ms Corry created a warm at the same time loving rapport between Luke at the same time Ashley.
I like how the story is that knew from the two POVs so the reader understands how the two feel at specific moments.
I liked that that was not too little angst that often appear in YA romances.
The ending really matures into a truly satisfying HEA.
Review #2
Meet Me That (Ridgewater Higher #1) audiobook streamming online
That’s anything so savory about a hidden identity romance at the same time this one, set in a black corner of a university, was unstained funny. Although I keep getting older, these teen romances will always detain a piece of my heart, catapulting me back to the quality parts of my past.
Real of cuteness at the same time fluff, I wasn’t expecting the thick ribbon of depth that I found. I adored following the story unravel, as the manners grew at the same time matured. I adored feeling different feelings, without wading into a lot angst, at the same time the dancing scenes were considered an additional prize.
Content: mild romance (kisses); mild moments of seriousness (doom, bullying, abuse, etc)
Review #3
Audiobook Meet Me That (Ridgewater Higher #1) by Judy Corry
Im attractive convinced this is that my 1st book by Judy Corry, at the same time I dont think it will be my continue. This is that also the 1st book Ive read in a while that I acquired on a whim. I think I beheld the embrace or a teaser or anything on Twitter, clicked the link for Amazon, skimmed the p
Review, at the same time the one more gizmo I know Id one clicked.
Im convinced glad I did, very, because Meet Me That was an absolute neglect! My Kindle read this to me over the course of two days (for sure 6.5 hours?) at work. (Yeah, I know, my job is that awesome.)
I acquired the book because the concept reeled me in. A couple of teens who have had a prank rivalry going on? Acoustics awesome! A English accent? Like 99% of all American women, I swooned just a little.
So yeah, youve got Ashlyn the dancer whos falling for this mystery English little boy, at the same time youve got Luke, the attractive football player whos always pranking her also pretending to be misspoke English little boy. As theyre falling for each other with his pretend identity, shes enlisted to train him to dance for a fundraiser event. Of course hijinks at the same time swoon-worthy moments are going to ensure.
Seriously though, scroll up at the same time read the blurb if for you skipped it. This book is that completely adorable at the same time is that attractive much promised to quit for you with a smirk on your face. I wish I had written this book. Wait, no, I dont. Because then I wouldnt have had the enjoyment of reading this book. But really, if for you adore sweet tooth romance stories featuring close to reality manners with steamy chemistry, assign this book a try.
Once Im caught up on my backlist just a little more Im convinced Ill somehow look for my method back to Amazon pick up the 2nd book in this television series, Dont Remember Me.
Review #4
Audio Meet Me That (Ridgewater Higher #1) narrated by Amy Melissa Bentley Brandon Utah
Attractive funny! The general premise requires a languid dose of suspension-of-disbelief, but the reprisal substantiated *barely* dramatic enough to sweep me up in the excitement without being angsty. At the same time I liked the manners! (I’m not a YA, so those are lofty praises.)
Two things that worried me–the Bigger Open was in good of a friendly moment, when I was expecting it to be a climax! It managed’ve been applied to increase much more successful narrative tension. I think that part would’ve been more successful from Ashlyn’s POV, very, because her ‘thrown’ perspective would’ve been more compelling.
The other gizmo was a lot of on-the-nose dialogue, mostly from Ashlyn. It was so bad in the continue chapter at the same time epilogue that I skimmed to the finish. It oscillated between cordially sweet tooth, at the same time cringey. That’s received to be a problematic gizmo to balance.
But I’d still advise! I have the one more book in the television series already at the same time I’m going to move overtake at the same time read it.
Review #5
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I practically finished reading a few chapters into the book. The writing barely seemed impoverished. The creator knew us than anyway the manners felt instead of describing their ideas at the same time letting us feel it ourselves. Also, the manners felt very troublesome at the same time two dimensional in the beginning. But I kept reading at the same time I’m glad I did, ‘cos it got much more successful. It has a sweet development of the manners at the same time their emotions for each other. But, the unexpected change of romantic curiosity in the ending of the book barely seemed really fool at the same time obligated to me. It barely doesn’t work like that. What, it was still a quality read at the same time I’m rounding the 3,5 hit right up to 4 hit for an overall sweet read.
