Non-librarians are welcome to join the group as well, to A place where all Goodreads members can work together to improve the Goodreads book catalog. Just stuck out occasionally.moreĪ place where all Goodreads members can work together to improve the Goodreads book catalog. It didn't impact my enjoyment in any way. But I wasn't sure if maybe that was intentional? As an homage to those movies? Since the characters were working together on a project for their film studies class? But it wasn't super consistent, and sometimes Britishisms snuck in there, so.

HOT.Īs a slight aside: sometimes the dialogue sounded very much like how a British person thinks Americans talk based on like, John Hughes movies. Also, as with all Charlotte Stein books, the sex scenes were SO. And I am a professional grudge-holder who loves a protracted grovel, so if I was bowled over that easily, then that is an incredibly endearing character. Tate's earnestness and obvious infatuation with Letty made me forgive him, like, immediately. I don't usually enjoy super young protagonists (20 years old), definitely not into bully romance, and also not a big fan of the 80% breakup over a misunderstanding but this just worked. I don't usually enjoy super young protagonists (20 years old), definitely not into bully romance, and also not a big fan of the 80% breakup over a misunderstanding but this just w I shouldn't have loved this as much as I did. I shouldn't have loved this as much as I did. How am I supposed to pull it together when chaos follows everywhere I go? Golden Chaos is book two of the Three Bears duet.1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars Simple, right? Except my ex-boyfriend wants to drop the ex part, the three bears aren't so willing to let their Goldilocks go, and their mother is more Wicked Witch than Mama Bear. Whatever, this was the wake-up call I needed. Now I'm back in my childhood bedroom in New York, eating breakup ice cream and listening to early 2000s emo music. Life isn't a fairytale, but for a few days I got to pretend it was.

Golden Chaos by Colette Rhodes