The Start of Us (No Regrets, #0.5)

The Start of Us (No Regrets, #0.5)

Lauren Blakely

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From #1 New York Times bestselling author Lauren Blakely comes a sexy, emotional and deliciously addictive trilogy. Let me tell you everything I know about love… Love is a lie, a game, a chase. And most of all– it’s a battle every man and woman must fight for themselves. I don’t trust love for a second. Until I meet Trey. He’s just like me – dangerous, scarred, and keeping secrets that might be darker than mine. And I can’t seem to stay away from him even though I’ve promised to. How can this be the start of something when tomorrow it has to end? The Start of Us is the first novel in the No Regrets Trilogy.


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    Mar 09, 2025
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    Jan 04, 2025
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    Taking advantage of a brief respite, I found solace in the world of literature, devouring six books in just five days. Amid this literary journey, I stumbled upon a revelation about my reading preferences: romance novels don't quite resonate with me. As I navigated this rollercoaster ride of literary highs and lows, one particular series stood out, demanding a comprehensive review to convey its essence to prospective readers.

    The No Regrets series commences with a captivating seduction that ensnares the reader's attention from the get-go. Trey and Harley, our protagonists, are exquisitely flawed and utterly engrossing characters. Their initial encounter sparks an undeniable chemistry that neither wishes to extinguish. Yet, the fates have profound changes in store for them the following day, leading them down divergent paths. When they serendipitously cross paths once more, they find themselves trapped by their cravings, battling their addictions and life's hardships. A profound friendship blossoms, characterized by a level of vulnerability and openness they share with no one else. Their mutual determination to assist each other wavers under the weight of their attraction and the deep-seated secrets they guard, threatening to plunge them into an abyss of despair. My heart ached for Trey and Harley as they waged a relentless war against their inner demons, struggling to extend trust after being betrayed by those who should have safeguarded them. Yet, within the darkness, a faint glimmer of hope emerges, and I fervently root for their resilience and healing.

    The narrators, Joe Arden and Vanessa Edwin, supported by special appearances from Erin Mallon and Teddy Hamilton, deliver performances that are nothing short of flawless. They breathe life into Trey and Harley, skillfully conveying their intricate emotions in both past and present timelines. Teddy Hamilton's rendition of Cam, in particular, sent shivers down my spine. This narrative is imbued with darkness, sensuality, and raw emotion, leaving me breathless and eagerly anticipating the continuation of Trey and Harley's saga.

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