Title: Tap Left
Author: A. Zavarelli
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: November 2, 2017
Former hot mess seeking dysfunctional relationship single, well-together male. Sanity preferable.
From now on, I’m going to do everything right. I’m going to make good choices. Say goodbye to the bad boys, narcissists, and emotionally unavailable men. Because starting today, I’m a girl on a mission.
Find a man to walk me down that aisle.
It’s a good solid plan, but there’s only one tiny hiccup.
Adrian Daire.
I’ve asked for his help because if anyone can make me marketable, it’s him.
Only problem?
He’s also one of the aforementioned emotionally unavailable bad boys/ narcissists. Oh, yeah and he slightly crushed my soul once before. But no biggie. I’ve got three whole weeks to exorcise him from my head and my heart… for good.
A. Zavarelli is a book junkie, cat lover, and traveler when plagued by intense cases of wanderlust. She likes all things chocolate, books that come with warnings, and putting her characters through hell.
Her tales have been known to flirt with darkness and sometimes court it unabashedly altogether. Revenge themes and tortured souls are her favorites to write and this gives her an excuse to watch bizarre and twisted documentaries in her spare time.
She is slightly obsessed with Theo James and funny animal memes. If you don’t mind these things, you should add her on facebook.
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Lola and Daire have always had a very complicated love/hate relationship. With a tragic loss binding them together, they're more enemies than friends. They are the complete opposites of each other in every way.
Lola is a walk over. She's clingy, a little weird and a lot awkward. With her already low self confidence and finding herself newly single, Lola vows to turn her life around. Who better to help her than the one man she knows will give it to her straight...Daire.
Daire is an asshole. I can't even excuse his behaviour but I still loved him from the start. He's dealing with his own demons and the last thing he needs is to spend more time around the one woman who makes him feel something. He's rude, arrogant and mean but some of the things he does for Lola had me swooning. When he puts his mind to it he can be unbelievably sweet and thoughtful...until he's not and then he's a horrible, mean man (that I still couldn't bring myself to hate)
The chemistry between these two is super hot and the banter and push and pull was great. There is more depth to this story than just that though. The history Daire and Lola share, the guilt, the secrets, the feelings which never changed but got confused along the way, the knowing the person you want to be with may not be the best thing for you...it's all written perfectly. I admit the characters really tugged on my heartstrings. Although they were plenty of times when they frustrated the crap out of me aswell.
This is one of those romances that really does have it all and I can't recommend it enough.
Lola is a walk over. She's clingy, a little weird and a lot awkward. With her already low self confidence and finding herself newly single, Lola vows to turn her life around. Who better to help her than the one man she knows will give it to her straight...Daire.
Daire is an asshole. I can't even excuse his behaviour but I still loved him from the start. He's dealing with his own demons and the last thing he needs is to spend more time around the one woman who makes him feel something. He's rude, arrogant and mean but some of the things he does for Lola had me swooning. When he puts his mind to it he can be unbelievably sweet and thoughtful...until he's not and then he's a horrible, mean man (that I still couldn't bring myself to hate)
The chemistry between these two is super hot and the banter and push and pull was great. There is more depth to this story than just that though. The history Daire and Lola share, the guilt, the secrets, the feelings which never changed but got confused along the way, the knowing the person you want to be with may not be the best thing for you...it's all written perfectly. I admit the characters really tugged on my heartstrings. Although they were plenty of times when they frustrated the crap out of me aswell.
This is one of those romances that really does have it all and I can't recommend it enough.
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