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A review by theeuphoriczat
For You & No One Else by Roni Loren
5.0
Thanks to Sourcebooks Casablanca for making this book available to me via #Netgalley.
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I really loved the previous book in the Say Everything series and this one was no exception. The way Roni Loren is able to interweave life lessons into every book she writes is just out of this world.
In this book we follow Eliza who just cannot seem to find the perfect guy for herself. Her being a therapist makes it easier for her to see a lot of read flags in men and also her using her knowledge to provide therapeutic tips on her Youtube channel. That is, until she decides on a whim to go on a date with a man she meets on a dating site. She ends the night going viral after the guy records her losing her shit after he tried to take her back to his place while she was drunk.
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With her going viral on the internet, her clients start to cancel their session and the only person that she can go to for help is her office partner Beck Carter. Beck is a computer whiz that uses the office next to hers, they have only spoken about twice and she is definitely attracted to him. However, because he is younger than her, she believes that he would not be interested in a relationship. Anyways he helps her take down the video from the sites it had been posted on but as you can except the damage had been done.
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He advices that she finds herself a relationship in the real world by meeting real people. This where the story gets very juicy, 'NOT TO SPOIL IT THOUGH', we get to see Beck's past with his super religious family. This book provided great insight into the effects of organised religion, puritanical beliefs, social media and television on relationships, especially when a child grows up around this kind of influence.
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I really loved the previous book in the Say Everything series and this one was no exception. The way Roni Loren is able to interweave life lessons into every book she writes is just out of this world.
In this book we follow Eliza who just cannot seem to find the perfect guy for herself. Her being a therapist makes it easier for her to see a lot of read flags in men and also her using her knowledge to provide therapeutic tips on her Youtube channel. That is, until she decides on a whim to go on a date with a man she meets on a dating site. She ends the night going viral after the guy records her losing her shit after he tried to take her back to his place while she was drunk.
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With her going viral on the internet, her clients start to cancel their session and the only person that she can go to for help is her office partner Beck Carter. Beck is a computer whiz that uses the office next to hers, they have only spoken about twice and she is definitely attracted to him. However, because he is younger than her, she believes that he would not be interested in a relationship. Anyways he helps her take down the video from the sites it had been posted on but as you can except the damage had been done.
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He advices that she finds herself a relationship in the real world by meeting real people. This where the story gets very juicy, 'NOT TO SPOIL IT THOUGH', we get to see Beck's past with his super religious family. This book provided great insight into the effects of organised religion, puritanical beliefs, social media and television on relationships, especially when a child grows up around this kind of influence.