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Good little girls who grew up into people-pleasing women didn't get that way through any innate altruism or feminine urge to keep the peace. We got there because we learned, at some point, that our needs were a problem best kept to ourselves. We were most worthy when our existence didn't bother anyone.Highlighted by 861 Kindle readers- "You are made of stars. They're inside you, and even on your worst day, they don't stop shining for you. Don't ever forget that."Highlighted by 637 Kindle readers
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A romantic comedy that sucker-punches you in the feels
RATING: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐STEAM: 🔥🔥🔥🔥TL;DR: This book might lure you in with shaking-my-head-but-grinning comedy, but that's before it sucker-punches you in the heart with all of the feels.You are probably going to get annoyed at either Sebastian Stremmel or Sara Shapiro (or both) for their incessant and sometimes irrational bickering. Thank goodness that none of us are the Chief of Surgery at their hospital, so we would not have to deal with their banter, brooding, and evasion. After all, we probably would not have been paid enough to play mediator between the hospital's best trauma surgeon and up-and-coming reconstructive surgeon.After an incident, these two get sent to resolution counseling where they have to work through how they can work together without destroying hospital property.I cannot say enough about how seamless the arc development was from work enemies/rivals to lovers. It is not a slow burn, so you get the immediate relief from the instant tension you get from these two. And those scenes are SPICY. While there are other contributing factors to their adversarial relationship, it is clear that some of it is suppressed physical attraction that was bursting to come out, and man, did they unleash the heat in those moments.I love that Kate Canterbary took us on a journey through Sebastian and Sara's lenses. I love in the beginning, how we the readers -- and the main characters -- cannot seem to see what their work colleagues see in them or say about them. We experience Sara in Sebastian's eyes and vice versa, and that perception is wonderfully altered as we find out more about them.While they were both wonderful, Sebastian was my favorite in this read. I admire the alpha-roll's ability to see past what Sara thought were her biggest flaws and turn them into her most interesting qualities. He is very protective of his friends and colleagues, even the ones that get on his nerves the most.
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Hot and Cold on repeat
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Dini
So swoontastic and it hurts so good!!!
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