Because the man seriously had zero will power. They were otherwise happy together, so I would have truly liked a full, detailed reasoning as to why the man-whoring was such a pressing need for Fletch. However, what I did feel in conspicuous absence was the underlying reason as to *why* Fletch felt the overwhelming need to cheat behind Roger's back. I didn't feel that anything was missing sans smut. Same thing here.Īs with the second book, this one also contains zero sexy times, which was fine with me. Infidelity leaves a taste in your mouth worse than black licorice. And you're likely to hold those he slept with after you tossed him to the curb against him, too. After all, you don't just laugh your way past the love of your life sleeping his way through all of Manhattan and half of the outlying boroughs. This story was still especially funny, but it also felt a bit more serious.
No exaggeration there, guys, hand to God.ĭon't get me wrong, though.
And those two things are my freaking crack cocaine wrapped in a chocolate-glazed cronut. I really loved this book, just not quite as much as book 2, mainly because both of the MC's in book 2 could teach a damn Master Class on Snark and Banter. Possibly " the" most important person you've ever had the amazing good fortune to meet. Well, I got the Tommy fix that I'd hoped for, but also got a very sweet, touching story about learning from your mistakes and living with the sincerest regret that you'd hurt a very special person.
( Much like this shameless Scottish terrier "Haggis" gif. Yay, more Tommy time, right? His flirting attempts to get a certain hot, Latin Starbucks barista to notice him in this book were just too cute for words. Mainly because of Tommy, who was hilarious in book 2 and best friends with the MC in this story, soooo. Then I read book 2 and had to re-evaluate that stance. As in, " fuck cheaters, rot in hell, good riddance, poof be gone, Bye, Felicia" sworn off. After reading the blurb way back when, I had sworn off reading this book.
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