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Review
Oh dear reader, I am in my wheelhouse for this one! Austin Heat: The One Who Undid Me by Amari Nylix is one of those steamy romance books with heart.
To begin with, we have one of my favorite things in romance - a dual pov. I know that the same author wrote for both the male and female characters…it really does not matter to me - I still want that POV from both characters. I enjoyed joining the adventure toward something real with Jake and Rakell.
What I appreciated so much from this story is the conflict we were headed toward with our main characters. Jake and Rakell are hiding important aspects of their life, and both are under the impression they had reached something they both very much want - which is the act of choosing something “real” for themselves. The journey toward their conflict was both terrifying (when I like characters, I really dread the eventual conflict) and enthralling. Jake and Rakell are incredibly entertaining characters that I found myself appreciating very much - that’s what made this just that much more difficult because I must warn you - this story is going to end in a cliffhanger for you.
I am not a fan of romances ending in cliffhangers. It is purely a personal preference thing, and I am sure there are plenty of readers who do not mind. It’s just not one of my favorite things. With that said, Jake and Rakell are wonderful characters with hopes and dreams and flaws. The One Who Undid Me is an engaging story with a lot of heart and, if you appreciate flawed but lovely characters, you will definitely get invested in this one.
To begin with, we have one of my favorite things in romance - a dual pov. I know that the same author wrote for both the male and female characters…it really does not matter to me - I still want that POV from both characters. I enjoyed joining the adventure toward something real with Jake and Rakell.
What I appreciated so much from this story is the conflict we were headed toward with our main characters. Jake and Rakell are hiding important aspects of their life, and both are under the impression they had reached something they both very much want - which is the act of choosing something “real” for themselves. The journey toward their conflict was both terrifying (when I like characters, I really dread the eventual conflict) and enthralling. Jake and Rakell are incredibly entertaining characters that I found myself appreciating very much - that’s what made this just that much more difficult because I must warn you - this story is going to end in a cliffhanger for you.
I am not a fan of romances ending in cliffhangers. It is purely a personal preference thing, and I am sure there are plenty of readers who do not mind. It’s just not one of my favorite things. With that said, Jake and Rakell are wonderful characters with hopes and dreams and flaws. The One Who Undid Me is an engaging story with a lot of heart and, if you appreciate flawed but lovely characters, you will definitely get invested in this one.
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