Everything About You

By: Robby Weber

Narrated by: Mark Sanderlin

“You never know what’s going to happen, Milo. No matter how hard you try to control things, this is our summer in Paris, and it might just be unpredictable. There might just be boys.”

Milo is determined to have the most magical summer in Paris after winning an apprenticeship at a prestigious fashion house. The plan is simple: work hard, impress the team, and land a permanent job. With his best friend Celeste by his side, nothing will stand in his way of getting what he wants—especially not a boy.

Enter Rhodes Hamilton: London’s resident tabloid magnet and the son of a famous footballer. Milo is devastated to learn that Rhodes’ connections have also landed him an apprenticeship, which means he’s now the competition. Milo knows he has to win at any cost, so he can’t risk getting close to Rhodes, no matter how nice and charming and cute he is . . .

So Much Wasted Potential

I really wanted to love this book! The premise was fantastic, the writing was wonderfully descriptive, and Sanderlin always does a great job narrating.

Rhodes was a sweet, funny, caring, generous, smart, and gorgeous guy who happened to be a celebrity, wealthy, and from a very famous family. A family that he loves, but struggles with. His twin brother is a football star, like their father, both casting very large shadows that Rhodes lives in. He struggles to find his place in the family, to be seen for who he is instead of who he's related to, to be taken seriously, and to strike out on his own. And he really likes the main character, Milo.

Milo is... well... a whiny b**** for 99.9% of this book. I just kept waiting and waiting for the moment he do the right thing. Or say what he's feeling. Or show some maturity. I thought for sure Rhodes would be the person to help Milo with all this. But no. There is no HEA, no lessons learned, and nothing really redeemable about Milo.

That's why my rating is so low. This book could have been so much more.