Love Her or Lose Her: A Novel: 2 (Hot and Hammered, 2)

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I'm so tired about reading about these kind of guys who say they trust their woman, but not other men, who just want to throw their wives or girlfriends over their shoulders and carry them home. But slowly they drifted apart, they lost their dreams, they lost themselves and as they were about to lose each other completely, Rosie felt like she fell out of love with her husband. But to her surprise, he’s all in, and it forces her to admit her own role in their cracked foundation.

They both still loves each other, but Rosie does not think Dominic can change and give her what she needs for him.

The book I like best is HEAT STROKE—which is an m/m romance; perhaps it works because, without a male-female dynamic distracting me, I could focus more on character development. While some may find that problematic, I didn't mind Dominic at all, especially because he learned how to communicate with Rosie throughout this book. Bailey is known for her strong sexual scenes and those are definitely here but for this couple, I personally, wanted teeth gritting cognitive emotion.

i get that rosie and dominic love each other and their chemistry is there but it didn’t have that signature tessa bailey puzzle piece thing going on. It completely took over my brain, I couldn't stop thinking about it, I stayed up late to read, read it every spare second to the point where I got home from work and didn't even turn on my tv or check my laptop but just immediately sat on my bed and started reading. At first, it was not the most interesting story, but not that bad either, but as the story went on it got more and more frustrating.Every conversation they had was completely unremarkable to me and they all devolved into long winded descriptions of how "sex was never the problem in their marriage". I knew the moment I read it last year that there was no way I was going to go long before I reread this.