Crashing into Her

Love on Cue, Book 3

De: Mia Sosa

Narrado por: Marissa Hampton, Noah B. Perez

Duración: 9 h y 20 m

Resumen del Editor

"Mia Sosa delivers wish fulfillment with off-the-charts sparks.”—Entertainment Weekly

Relationships are a thing of the past for Eva Montgomery. Her current motto? You can’t spell “manipulative” without man. But Eva has needs, and a one-night-stand at her best friend’s wedding is the perfect way to kick off her new approach to singledom. Then a job opportunity puts her in the same city with the guy she can’t forget . . .

Anthony Castillo is a perpetual bachelor—no strings, just flings—a status he maintains by being honest about his intentions and never looking back. So why is he still thinking about the firecracker of a woman who rocked his world at his cousin’s wedding? It’s a question he refuses to answer, until she comes crashing back into his life, taking his emotional walls down with her.

When her father doubts her ability to make it in LA, Eva vows to go big and prove him wrong. With her athletic background, she’s an ideal candidate for stunt work. But first she’ll need training, and the instructor is none other than her former hookup, Anthony Castillo. Except he’s not as cocky as she remembers and he’s definitely still sexy as sin. The only problem is . . . Anthony doesn’t want her anywhere near his stunt school—or his heart.

"Snappy writing imbued with a deliciously acerbic sense of humor . . . the go-to author for fans of sassy and sexy contemporary romances.”—Booklist

©2019 by Mia Sosa. (P)2022 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“The third and final installment in the Love on Cue series is charming and funny... An engaging romance that begins by packing a loud and sizzling punch.”—Kirkus Reviews

“In the wrap-up to her Love on Cue series, rising romance star Sosa once again delivers the goods for readers with another compulsively readable contemporary romance fashioned from equal measures of memorable, multilayered characters; addictively zingy humor; mouthwatering descriptions of Puerto Rican dishes; and some red-hot, boldly sensual love scenes.”—Booklist (starred review)

“This final book in the “Love on Cue” series glows with equal parts sass and sensuality...”—Library Journal

We like it!

Although this story used a very common trope of “I’ll never love again“, it was done with a very dynamic couple, lots of loving family, and a nice twist at the end.

The female narrator was great when she was doing this femail voice, but not so much when she was doing the male voice. The male narrator was pretty good all the way around. In all, it was a pretty nice experience.

Adorable Sto÷ry with a wonderful message+

Mia Sosa is quickly becoming one of my favorite feel good writers! her stories are so tangible, and for that reason you can always take a little nugget with you. loved this!

Good storyline but….

When the female narrator is doing the male’s voice, it’s take away from the steamy scenes. It’s monotone and dry. It makes it seems like there’s not chemistry with the characters so you have over look it when she’s doing the male voice. Her as the female character is great though.

I wish there was a sequel!!!

This book had me like locked from the very jump. The details in the characters were well put together! LOVEEED IT!

Enjoyed the story

I've enjoyed all three books, I think the second is my fave. Love the themes, love, family, hope, conquering your fears and loving again. The narrators were ok, but the love scenes sounded like they were reading a script, no emotion there.

The definition of Rom Com

Loved laughing and having my heart strings tugged! Loved all of the characters in this book!

Low on comedy or chemistry

This worked fine for me as general fiction. Both Anthony and Eva have sweet arcs with their respective fathers. There’s a sweet theme about putting oneself out there and being willing to fall in love.
And, I appreciated the nod to a well made empanada.

But, for a story featuring two daredevils seeking careers as stunt people, the comedy and risk taking were on the tame side. I didn’t feel anything for this couple and would have preferred the sex to be less crude.