HOW THE WALLFLOWER WAS WON | BY EVA LEIGH

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MY REVIEW:

I really enjoyed the first book in this series and I knew I had to read this once I saw it was available.

And I was not disappointed, although there were some parts I didn’t agree with, I enjoyed this book.

Let’s start with Finn, he’s so use to people putting him down especially his own parents. So he’s not expecting much from anyone else. My heart hurt for him.

I really loved Finn and how sweet and considerate he was. He was always trying to make Tabitha happy.

“I trust your wisdom,” he said, holding her gaze with his, “but, more than that, you’ve no obligation to listen, to care. And yet you do. I’m not used to that,” he admitted quietly. “Not from anyone.”

Now Tabitha on the other hand was a bit selfish. She kept pushing Finn away all the time. And at first I understood but after a while it just seemed mean. And then she never fully opened up to him. Which to me didn’t make sense later on.

But Finn opened up with her and she couldn’t give him that back in return, she was always trying to guard herself.

Her redeeming quality was that she saw something in him that everyone seemed to overlook.

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Finn was longing for someone to care about him and didn’t even realize it. Didn’t even realize that he wanted to be seen and noticed for the things he could do instead of the things he couldn’t.

“He’d never wanted to be seen as much as he did at that moment, while at the same time, he feared what might happen if she could see down into the soul of him, who he truly was. A restless, trembling yearning ached in his heart, wanting so much from her, but afraid of the thing he most desired.”

This was a slow burn, but I enjoyed every moment of it.

But let’s get to what were some of the cons for me. In the big moment when things were said I felt like the wrong person was profusely apologizing. And the person being apologized to was mean and didn’t take responsibility for their part, they were also extremely slow to forgive.

Overall I really enjoyed this book except for a few parts here and there. I definitely want to read the next book in this series. I’ve been waiting for Dom’s story since book one.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Eva Leigh is a USA Today romance author who has always loved romance. She writes novels chock-full of determined women and men who are here for it. She enjoys baking, spending too much time on the Internet, and listening to music from the ’80s. Eva and her husband, author Nico Rosso, live in Central California.

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