Until Hanna (Until Him/Her, #13)
Aurora Rose Reynolds
Hanna has always dreamt of the day when she’d find the perfect man and start a family of her own. But one horrible dating experience after an another, has her second guessing her ability to trust her own judgment when it comes to men. After her last failed relationship with a man who had a whole other life that she knew nothing about, she makes a promise to herself: No dating and no serious relationships for a year. But a vacation fling isn’t dating is it? Walker St. James has always lived his life one adventure at a time, and settling down hasn’t been something he’s ever considered until her. Hanna Mayson. A woman he knows he could easily fall in love with. But while he’s trying to figure out how to make things between them work she informs him that all she wants is a vacation hook up. Giving her what she wants is easy but if he gets his way they will be anything but temporary.
Publication Year: 2023
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I craved a new story from ARR and was glad to get my hands on a copy of her upcoming release. While it scratched my itch, it didn’t deliver what I wanted.
I adored how Hanna and Walker met. How flustered he made her and how he was instantly into her. ARR knows how to write instant attraction. It’s what always pulls me into her books.
I guess I just felt like something was missing. I needed more of a connection between our two main characters. I wanted to know why they fell in love with each other. Was it the distance between them making it seem like they were more in love? It’s never evident how it happened and I didn’t feel it as a reader.
Along with that, I needed more of the Mayson family. Hanna lived in London for most of this book so we only got a few scenes with her parents. Lastly, we have a conflict (not between the two main characters) here that felt unnecessary and didn’t add anything to the story.
We still get the alpha male this author is known for and another book in the Until series. While I didn’t love it, it did have some good moments and I’ll look forward to another book from this author.
*I received an ARC for an honest review.
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