1.5/5 ☆
Damn. This book, man, it was, something. Something not good.
First, I dont understand why these two men are so "in love" with her. She doesnt seem to have any personality besides, Likes Sex. I dont mind that she had instant lust with Sean, the RA, because that is normal. What ISNT normal is "falling in love" with a man you have spent less than a week with.
Besides the insta-lust/insta-love thing, I had an issue with the bisexual roommate. It seems that the new trope is Villianize Your Gays instead of Kill Your Gays. I am not about it. The roommate becomes the driving force for plot intrigue. But I didnt even understand WHY she did what she did. Like what was the point??? She ruined her friendship for what? Because she was "in love" with our MC? what is it about her that everyone loves?

I did enjoy the talk about needing trust in a relationship and that our MC refused to take Sean back until he realized his mistakes and thoroughly apologized for doubting her.

I hate to say this but didn't enjoy this book. The story has such potential however the Zoe and Randy characters killed it. There behavior was very unbelievable and unrealistic I really had a hard time with it. The main characters Kristen and Sean were undeveloped to me. No real deep background story. They were just kinda of meh to me. She likes it Irish was a bit of a disappointment for me.
Disclaimer: I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

This is an entertaining and steamy read. Kirsten and Sean are great characters with steamy chemistry and are so much fun together. The has plenty of drama and plenty of emotion. I was hooked from beginning to end. A good read.

I've received a ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

The attraction was immediate with Kristin and Sean even though the romance seem rushed, but love is love I guess? The series itself started off very strong but as the story progress, the scenes seem very redundant and there wasn't much of a plot until the last quarter of the story. Dealing with a craze roommate and ex-hookup can be challenging especially if they plan to sabotage Kristin and Sean's newly-developed relationship but even with that, it didn't really draw me in. Mediocre-at-best.

This was pretty disappointing. I felt this was supposed to be an erotica but couldn't rise above a bad teenage soap opera. With the heroine having sexual relations with a random dude and her roommate until she settles for the hero Sean. It just didn't feel like an adult novel and Sean was cheesy and his character flat.
Thank you Netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.