Roan Parrish

In the Middle of Somewhere

aleksandra

3.5/5

I’m obsessed with small town romances, where one of the main leads from the big city falls in love with small town character. Honestly, this book had a huge potential to be my favorite mm romance, even though I don’t think nothing will beats "Everything for You" by Chloe Liese. 

I liked the story because the characters were realistic, and the book was showing their struggles, which some of them I could relate to. I love escaping from reality and read books where everything is ending perfectly, but sometimes I need to read something more raw and real. 


  
    "He’s fucking perfect and I have no idea how I got so lucky. All I want is to cling to the way he’s looking at me for a few seconds longer before the illusion that I’m someone worth spending time with is shattered.lucky." 
  


The plot was a bit boring, and even if the side characters were kinda interesting, I’m scared to read books about them because, one of them is a homophobic asshole, and Will is annoying me. I love the main character's best friend, Ginger, at this point I think I need her in my life.

I think that the author has a problem with overusing words like "um", "uh" and "huh". If it’s happening one or two times in a book when it’s needed I like it, but here it was really overused. "Uh" was used at least 100 times. 

The ending was pretty bittersweet for me. I highly recommend reading the second book as you will find out what happens to Daniel and Rex. It’s good so it’s worth continuing.

sophia n

i actually started this and dropped it at 20%. but i decided to pick it back up again a while later and i'm actually glad i did, because it was nice. the first 40% is slloooowww. but once it picks up pace, it's a really cute book.

In the Middle of Somewhere

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