Katerina's Reviews > Until You're Mine

To the man on the cover of this book: who are you? where do you live? how do you like your eggs in the morning? because wow. Get back to me.

Review:

“I’m such a shitty girlfriend. The act had gone too far, and I’d be pissed if the situation was reversed, supposed friend or not.
I crossed my arms, adding a much-needed boundary”

First half of this book, I was not impressed at all. Her behaviour of toeing the line with Shane without "cheating", knowing she was inevitably going back to her boyfriend made me salty because I genuinely didn't see where she was going with it/what the end goal was? Putting herself in a situation where you know the other party is clearly attracted to you, saying "no", yet spending so much time together didn't make sense to me under the guise of "friendship" other than her perhaps putting herself in a situation where she could cheat. He kept pushing, but at the end of the day I saw that being because he thought he had a shot with her so I didn't mind the persistent or pursuit, and found that very attractive on the contrary. She however had an obligation to her relationship so could have shown a little more respect and decorum when they ended, and when she and Shane began. But, there was no drama with him with any girl whatsoever which just made him even more hotter in my eyes.

After the amicable boyfriend breakup, her relationship with Shane soared, and honestly, he's everything! She's confident, they've both had normal dating histories, but the conflict arises with their dreams, careers, her family, and their different locations since she's only meant to be at her fathers gym managing the books for a few months. So the second half I loved, and it flipped my rating.