Love

The Secrets in LA Series, Book 2

By: Molly McAdams

Narrated by: Sophie Daniels, Lauren Sweet

I like to think I’m a practical person.

Car stop working? Thank God for mechanic boyfriends.

Goldfish floating upside down? Well, I clearly shouldn’t have a fish.

Irrefutably attracted to one of my new roommates? I’ve lost my mind, obviously.

Did I mention my roommate is also a female? As well as the reason I’m in this house?

When I got my dream job at a Los Angeles hospital more than 600 miles away from home, I didn’t hesitate when another perfect offer fell into my lap.

Large house. Four other girls my age - one of whom is on the shift I’m coming into. Room for rent at a crazy low price.

Yes, please.

Except, now she’s in every part of my life, and I can’t keep telling myself I’m losing my mind.

Because her slow smirks and mesmerizing laugh make me want her in ways I shouldn’t. Her soft touches and earth-shattering kisses have me questioning everything I thought I knew.

And now, my heart’s getting tangled up in this too.

©2021 Molly McAdams (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Terrible ending

The book was great! But the ending was terrible. I figured there would be another book, like the series on “the Dixon boys”, but I don’t see one.

Very intense

I really liked the way it keeps you interested and looking forward to the next chapter. I also liked that they involved all the other characters . I would recommend this book to anyone questioning their sexual identity

Couldn’t put down

I have never listened to romance where the main love interests were both women. It was very sensual, relevant, and eye opening. The story line was really well written.

Not bad, great narration

I hated Stevie. She has zero redeemable qualities. Her character reminds me of "boys will be boys," which is such a bs excuse for being a d*ck and calling it, "outspoken." I will not be reading her story. Two books into this series and she has not developed into a character I remotely like.
As for this story, I only ff through a few bits, mostly Ari's stupidity and allowing Kenzie to be bullied & harassed. I'm not a romantic enough to let that cr*p fly.

Unexpectedly liked

Well, I went into this not knowing if it was going to be for me but I unexpectedly liked this story. I wish I understood Stevie a little more. I liked her a lot in the first book but struggled with her character in this one. Was happy with the way it ended and looking forward to Mia’s story

Fun and sad with a cliffhanger

This book was fun, but had lots of meanness towards 1 particular character and even her mom was mean and full of hatred towards her. although it ended in a HEA for the 2. The ending left us with a cliffhanger for Mia, the roommate that is always working and never around.

Fantastic series

Loved every minute of this series!!! I could not put it down!!! Finish in one day!!!

Just ended

I did not enjoy the ending…it was as if you could only get a quick glimpse of next week’s episode on “Love”. Just my opinion

Love is love

off I want to emphasize it finally feels good to be seen.

This book was one of the best slow burns I’ve read in a long time. Ari and Kingsley take us on a roller coaster ride. I could not stop reading this book. Let’s just say love is love and Molly depicted it in such a beautiful way.

As a queer person, I know how it feels to be infatuated with a cis person and fight those feelings. What Molly did in this book was capture what some many of us in the LGBTQA+ community go through on a daily basis it’s not like what the movies show. It’s what Molly beautifully illustrated in Love.

Thank you Molly!

Cliffhanger say what!?!?

I loved this story! As a straight woman, I couldn’t get enough of their love. I am so happy that you get to hear about the other roommates still, and can’t wait to read the next one! Can we talk about that cliffhanger though!!!?? My jaw dropped when it ended like that and immediately went looking for the next book in the series.