this book is very sweet and wholesome, it focused more on the characters which i actually like because yes, i'm more of a character >>> plot type of girl. You got this spark of life that nothing and no one has taken away despite the things that have happened to you, and I don’t understand how you still manage to… be you. An other point I loved about this story; we are fully invested —attached to her— in our female protagonist’s life and brain, feelings and the fact that we don’t know what’s going on in Rhodes’ mind and what he’s thinking about and still be absolutely convinced that he’s THE ONE for her and that they’re soulmates and end game, is still one of my favorites part after every reread. I’m a MZ’s groupie through and through so don’t mind some of my ratings or reviews cuz they are completely blinded and kinda corrupted by my love for her writing style. So we’ve got the perfect setting, an age gap, a silver fox, a grumpy/sunshine trope, a single dad with the sweetest kid, a small town with lovely friendly people, MZ famous slow burn romance, and we’ve got ourselves a weekend well spent!

From the grump hero, the optimistic heroine with a mysterious past, the teenager who brought them together. someone free this woman from her periphrasis cage; let her know that names + pronouns are allowed to be used more than once per paragraph. If you're a fan of the seldom-speaking, super gruff and grumpy hero that oozes masculinity without being a douche canoe, you're gonna love this guy. But when she arrives at the above garage apartment she rented for a month, she finds she’s an unexpected and unwanted tenant due to a misunderstanding. Aurora DeLattor is looking for a fresh start to erase the memory of the last fourteen or so years and moves on from her previous, hectic life.When Rhodes tells Aurora that she's beautiful after her date and that her date is an idiot for looking at anyone else. Clara's attraction for Johnny is acknowledged early into the book, however she doesn't yet feel ready to move on after the sudden and tragic death of her husband years prior.

I debated writing a review for this or not because I was unsure how I felt about this, but I think rating it 2 stars is enough. I think part of the reason why I love this book so much is because it focuses so heavily on character dynamics and relationships. But I was going to be excited—at least as much as I could be—about this start and however it would end. All Rhodes Lead Here is your typical small town romance where a new girl comes in town and starts to own it by being her quirky and wonderful self.There's a lot of self-reflection and glass half full philosophy which, again, isn't normally my thing but was just done so well in this story. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.