Addicted to You

Rereading this series always feels like coming home. The world the authors created is so familiar and comforting that it’s impossible not to fall back into it immediately. One of my favorite things about these books is how many incredible characters there are and how much they grow throughout the story. You really get to watch them change, learn, and evolve over time, which makes everything feel so real. There are so many amazing characters to love, and their journeys stay with you long after you finish reading. But at the center of it all are Lily and Lo. Their relationship truly has everything: years of yearning, childhood friends to lovers, and even fake dating. Their story feels emotional, layered, and completely earned, which makes it so special to read. I also love the little details that make them who they are, like their shared love of movies. The movie nerd moments add such a fun and unique element to their relationship. Another thing that makes this series stand out is that it doesn’t rely on typical topics or storylines. Instead, it explores deeper and more complex themes, which makes the story feel even more meaningful. This series will always feel like home to me. ❤

Well... I didn't expect this book to break me completely, but here we are. It broke me in a perfectly beautiful way though, so I can't really complain. I loved this book very much! Lily and Lo both live with an addiction - Lily is addicted to sex and Lo is addicted to alcohol. They have been friends since their childhood and live together in college. They are in a fake relationship and let everyone believe that they are dating, but truly they're just two addicts, who cover for each other and hide their addictions from the world. Until real love finds them in their arrangement. "Addicted To You" was a different kind of romance story. It was based on difficult addictions and how two addicted people can love each other, without hurting each other. Lily and Lo have a difficult relationship and that broke my heart multiple times. But they try so hard to make it work, all addictions aside, and I admired that so much. The ending left me sobbing and crying my heart out, and I'm very excited about the second book. By the way, the "side" characters were an absolute dream, so I'm looking forward to their books as well.