Like all Tessa Bailey heroes, Myles pretty much wants to wrap Taylor in bubble wrap and keep her away from any danger. On my award-winning book blog, you can find a range of reviews of YA to Adult books and all the topics in-between. From their long excruciating monologues, we learn the two main topics from the beginning: he's dangerous and she's wife material; she's too good for him, and since he looks and talks like a bad cop from the 80s he could probably fuck the hell out of her. But before all that fun can even begin, there’s a hitch in the plan—that being the dead body found in their holiday rental house. None of that happened here, there was no dramatic conflict between the couple, yeah Myles had issues but Taylor fought for him and simultaneously supported him regardless of whether his final decision would've left her heartbroken.

Taylor, a schoolteacher in her mid-twenties, doesn’t expect anything too out of the ordinary on a vacation with her brother, Jude, in Cape Cod. Consequently, the characters didn’t stand out among a sea of other similar characters which I have read. My Killer Vacation has jumped into one of my favourite books of all time – I've been telling everyone about it. I'll certainly continue to read Tessa Bailey in the future, but this book is going in the donation pile posthaste. Not to compare Taylor with Piper from IHOS, but my main issue with that book and Piper was, how amazing her personality and character growth was going up until the 3rd act conflict where Piper reverted back to her old selfish self, meaning all that "growth" just went to waste.First of all, I'm not a fan of the love-at-first-sight trope because being good-looking doesn't necessarily mean you're attractive. In this spicy romcom meets murder mystery, a spirited elementary school teacher finds herself teaming up with a cocky bounty hunter to solve a murder. Here's what's difficult: she is getting better and less cringe as time goes by when it comes to romance, but for a muder mystery? myles and taylor fell for each other in such a natural way that i fully believed it was possible for insta-love to exist. I’m lusting after this stranger in the heart of Middle Class Vacationville wondering what her nipples would look like in the sunshine, all licked up in my spit.

I also liked the introduction of their childhood friend, although he somehow vanished after a few pages. They met two hours ago and they’re so horny they can't even stay put in the same place without touching each other. Also they pick this point up several pages later when she is like "No-one ever gets my sexy kitten energy, maybe i need hook up panties and a more sexy vibe" and Myles is like "nah, you're fine" and she's like "You pick up on my big sexy kitten energy" and Myles starts salivating and is like "oh god, oh fuck i do" LIKE OBVIOUSLY? I mean, this all depends on personal taste - and no shaming here - but I was cringing during some of the sex scenes we got. I haven't had the best time with previous TB new releases, it seems like everyone and their dog loved It Happened One Summer, but not me.

And when it came to that murder mystery—the reason I was so excited for this to begin with—I was disappointed there too. Didn't hate it, but also not crazy about it either and will probably forget all about this book tomorrow.

i just wanna know who is gonna take responsibility for the excessive amount of tums that I'LL have to take after reading this? Don’t think about looking her in the eye when I come and knowing it serves a purpose beyond physical pleasure. But actually the more we got to know Myles, the more we saw his personality, he is so protective of the ones he loves.I love both romances and crime dramas/thrillers so this was a perfect pick for me and it didn't disappoint! It’s all going very nicely, but, when they get to the rental house, they have the unfortunate luck of finding the owner’s dead body in the laundry room. On the other side, the sister of the murder victim hires a bounty hunter to privately investigate the case, and in enters the scene one Myles Sumner, a 6'5 mean machine nomad that lives by his own rules. is it a rom-com if there was barely any rom and the com made me desperate enough to want to watch a couple snl compilations? Cause the gods, the stars, and all the prophets hate these two with a power of a 1000 suns judging by the amount of times they were interrupted.

I mean, for me, autenticity is not a requirement when a thriller is paired up with romance, but I expect my mystery romance novels to at least be believable.Let's be clear: most of the time Myles doesn't think with his brain, but what the hell were those thoughts while they were having sex? I thought I'd be here writing about how awful her FMC was, and how cringe the relationship was but, not really. New York Times Bestselling author Tessa Bailey can solve all problems except for her own, so she focuses those efforts on stubborn, fictional blue collar men and loyal, lovable heroines. since he’s always on the road bounty hunting and she has a stable job along with him not thinking he’s relationship material…he gets these confusing thoughts about a future with her.