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File Size: 3870 KB
Print Length: 286 pages
Publication Date: July 16, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07FMR21P7
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Slow burn romance with so much back and forth by the Hero that it almost gave me whiplash. I loved Elle, the heroine. She was the daughter of celebrities who were so self-involved that Elle was frequently forgotten completely, but somehow she still seemed down-to-earth. Elle was really easy to root for because-other than trying to get James to notice her-she didn’t have hidden agendas, what you saw was what you got. James, on the other hand, was at war with himself and was constantly acting one way while feeling another because his family’s expectations conflicted with what he actually wanted. They way Elizabeth O’Roark used both their viewpoints kept me from becoming completely exasperated with James’ indecisiveness since I was better able to understand why he acted the way he did during his chapters, but I still wanted him to “man up†earlier than he did. Finally, I enjoyed the way the secondary characters were fleshed out. There were some characters that I loved and some I couldn’t stand, but most of the secondary characters, including Elle and James’ family members and housemate Max, were very distinct characters whose actions made sense and whose inclusion helped move the story along.
4,5 starsI received an ARC of this book and this is my voluntarily, honest review of it.‘No one but us’ is a bit special because it isn’t a totally ‘new’ book. No, it’s a ‘new’ version of the story ‘Bloom’. The writer decided to rewrite that story. I must confess that I haven’t read the book ‘Bloom’ so I can’t compare the two stories with each other. I can only tell you what I think of ‘No one but us’.‘No one but us’ is a new adult story, a genre that I really enjoy reading. And I must say that I liked this story very much.Elle Grayson can’t remember a time that she wasn’t in love with her best friend’s brother James. As a child he was always there when she needed someone. The last time that she saw him she was 14 years old. Now, 5 years later they will see each other again and will even be spending the summer together in a house. Will James finally see her as more than a friend? Elle really hope so but sadly the situation isn’t as simple as that. Family and the outside world are creating trouble for Elle and James. Is it really worth so much to be together or is it better for everyone to let things go and just be friends?I really liked both characters. James was a good guy who has always been protective of Elle and Elle was a sweet girl. You really felt the attraction between them both but also the guilt, the doubts and the loneliness. I really felt sorry for Elle, this story really shows that it can’t be easy to grow up as an only child of famous parents, parents who are more busy with their own life and success than that they care about their child. I found it special that even after everything she had seen during her childhood, Elle still had that innocent in her. This story really shows how much influence parents can have on their child life.The story is told from both POV’s. I was grateful for that because this way I could understand James feelings better. There was some drama in the story but nothing too much or too dark. For me it had the perfect mix of everything.The one thing that I did miss at the end (but maybe that’s just me) is an epilogue. I would have loved to see how they were doing after a few years together. But I’m really hoping that the writer decides to write a book about James his sister Ginny and his best friend Max and maybe that way we get to see more of Elle and James too?!? I really hope so!‘No one but us’ was a great book and I enjoyed it very much.
This book had a little too much misery and not enough happy for me. I mean, it was well written, but James and Ginny were too mean too her up until the end...
Well written book by a talented author. I can't wait for the next one.
Absolutely love this book. I love all of her books. It’s a must read
This is a sweet story.
Elizabeth O'Roark is a new to me author. And I am now sitting here wondering why I waited so long to pick up one of her books! No One But Us follows Ellie- who has had a huge crush on her best friend's brother her whole life,- and James who sees that Ellie isn't just a little girl in braces anymore. When they are roommates for the entire summer things heat up with both of them wanting want they can't have. James can't have Ellie for numerous reasons- one being she's only 19 and he's 25. He used to babysit her- she is still just a kid! Another being she is the center of a secret between her parents that he doesn't even want to know about... Ellie can't have James- he is her best friends brother. He is older, and still views her as just a kid. And he has a girlfriend. But can they both resist what they desperately want- each other? Or will their hearts be broken before the summer comes to an end?This book has major push and pull between these characters. Plus loads of secrets, scandals, and drama in both Ellie and James family. Once I picked up this book I couldn't put it down and I want so much more from these characters and Elizabeth's writting that I will definitely have to pick up more of her books.I loved both Ellie and James characters and even Max (one of the side characters). I felt so bad for Ellie, and everything she has put up with, but loved how the book played out. 4.5â out of 5 â.
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