The Upside to Being Single

Who knew it was so fun being single?

This book is so lighthearted and fun! I had so much fun reading this. So many parts had my laughing do hard I ended up crying. Emma Hart is definitely a pro with rom-coms!

The narration was great, no complaints.

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Sassy, Witty and a good laugh

it was the light read I needed but the end was lackluster..It left me hanging and needing more!

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Slightly Disappointed

I enjoyed the fact there wasn’t an unrealistic amount of drama in this book, but at the same time, it also bordered on boring in some areas. There were a few cute moments, but it wasn’t laugh out loud funny like I expected. I wasn’t happy with the ending, but I won’t go into any details in order to prevent a spoiler. Simply stated, the book is “okay” but not something I feel I would listen to again.

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Sassy story!

I liked how fast you get into the story. The sassing back and forth. Great listen!

sexual harassment is not flirting

DNF, couldn't get past all the sexual harassment. one or two inappropriate comments I can handle, but overt sexual harassment from your boss who is a virtual stranger is not cute harmless flirting. It would be different if the main characters had any time to get to know one another prior to inappropriate banter. My husband and guy friends can say things around me that someone I've just met cannot. Being 'hot' doesn't give anyone free license to harass another human being. And harassment doesn't cause "nervous butterflies" it causes anxiety.

Mostly Funny

I really wanted to like this book. I did. It has some really funny parts in it. In the end, I find myself feeling indifferent. I am beginning to think that the word epilogue means pointless. Here, it truly wasn't needed.

Loretta Rawlins is a gem. I love when she narrates. Except that she does over exaggerate a little too much on the steamy stuff.

Normally, I fly through rom-coms. This one took me 3 days to get through. I was just left feeling underwhelmed and unfulfilled.

Are you kidding me??

What year does the author think this is? Worst book I've listened to in a long time and lately I've been on a roll! The 2 main characters are awful. He is an awful man child who should be sued multiple times over for sexual harrassment and abuse. The man knows no boundaries and is a jerk of the first order. In no world would Mellie be in such a responsible position. She is an immature child. Between the two of them there is not a single redeeming quality. Do yourself a favor a skip this drivel. Your ears deserve better. Jury is out on which of them I liked less. It may be a tie.

Just no

This narrator was awful. No voice change for characters and her voice makes you want to tune her out. I hung in because I wanted to see where it went and I typically love Emma, but well it just ends.

Oops, what did she do?

I love Mellie. She is so adorable and cute while being the spitfire Jake calls her. great writing, perfect set up, smoking slow burn heat. I love her friends and can't wait to find out if Dom and Chloe are or aren't and if Payton wins her bet.

The Upside to Being Single

Another winner! So much snark and sarcasm mixed in with witty banter to keep this moving along and I hated it to end. Mellie is the manager of a hotel in New Orleans and during Mardi Gras while walking with her friends she lets loose and finally flashes for the first time and a few days later the new owner comes in and, of course, the gorgeous stranger is him. Mellie is a hot mess who can trip over her feet and it is a wonder she survives without injury but Jake is up to the task saving her while rehabbing the hotel. These two are made for each other! This one is short but fun and sexy and just right!