Aftermath

I really don't know how to write a review to this book so I'll just make a list of what I liked and what I didn't like.

Liked

• The main characters. I liked their personalities, I unironically liked Cam's swearing and also Austin's growth.

• The relationship between the main characters. I liked how things evolved between them.

• I loved that Austin took matters into his own hands.

Disliked

• The flashbacks. In the first half of the book all the flashbacks followed the same pattern and I feared that would be the case for the entire story, but to my relief, later they read smoother.

• The flashbacks, part two. Also in the first half of the book, due to the nature of how the flashbacks were introduced, I would have preferred them to not be chronologically.

• The flashbacks, part three. There were just too many flashbacks, no room left to properly tell about Austin and Cam.

• Austin's ex. I didn't like her, but I also don't approve of Austin's actions. They both were awful to each other.

• More tell than show.

3.5 rounded up to 4. Not my best book by this author, but a good read.
The narrative style to have constant flashbacks between the past and present was certainly a..... choice. I don't think it took away from the story but it was a bit jarring, at times interrupting scenes in the present.
I loved the idea of the plot but I don't think the execution was the best. Still think Austin and Cam were well suited though.
Yet again, the author loves to have one of the MMCs be a married man, and have a wife that gets villainized. But oh well. I still love these books.