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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. 288 Actual Rating: 3.75/5 There ARE MAJOR SPOILERS throughout most of this review! Take heed. Let me start out by saying that this was SO FUN to read! I had started and been in the process of reading three other books before this one, but I put those on hold for a couple days so I could keep reading "Ugly Love". I was just completely engaged and curious to see a) what happened between Miles and Tate, and b) what had happened in Mile's past. In my opinion, that's one of the strongest parts of the book: it's fun, it's different, and the urge to find out "What happens next??" is very prevalent, both with the secrets and the sex. Another very notable aspect of "Ugly Love" is the array of emotions that saturate the novel. There are, of course, a plethora of "loving" moments: the sibling love between Tate and Corbin; the sexual love/desire between Tate and Miles; the brotherly love between Miles and Ian; the family love in both Tate and Miles' families; and the heartbreaking love between Rachel, Miles, and their lost baby. It was super interesting to look at all these kinds of love and see how each character suffered and grew through them. Hoover has done a great job of taking the audience through an exploration of what love means to different people. Then there are the funny moments (read: any scene Cap is in!), the tense emotions (Miles and Rachel telling their parents), and the shattering, rip-my-heart-out emotions (the car crash D: ). Hoover takes readers on a complete emotional rollercoaster in "Ugly Love". These were the things I think Hoover could have worked on a bit more: Throughout the whole book, Tate and Miles would be in a "happy" state for a bit, but almost immediately after, something would be brought up about Mile's past that would send their relationship into a headspin again. I felt like this constant back-and-forth was a bit tiresome, and the emotions from this just kept getting too angsty. These instances happened enough through the middle of the novel that I felt it was lagging a bit, or just getting a little repetitive. In addition, I felt like I didn't get to KNOW the characters as deeply as I could have. Readers learn about Miles and Tate's jobs, schooling, and some family stuff, but it felt a bit superficial. I wanted to know more about them as people, and I feel like readers only get to know them through their sexual relationship and how they percieve each other. Lastly (and I believe I said this about "Slammed", too), I really wish there was more creative imagery in Hoover's novels. Sometimes I feel like the characters are just floating around because the reader has been given little if none scene building or descriptions of areas, room, cities, or even just the people! I think that if there had been more imagery and description, this would have been a solid 4/5 for me. I am a sucker for a happy ending, so the last couple chapters of the book (from Rachel and Miles finally meeting after 6 years, to Cap flying for the first time, and finally the proposal EEP!), really made my mushy gushy heart happy. I was worried Hoover would leave the ending too ambiguous, but she pulled through and wrapped it up nicely. I started this book last night. I LOVED it more then i think I can even express this is my first book by this author but I have a feeling that it will not be my last. Tate and Miles are amazing.The sadness the Joy. this was a roller coaster i did not want to get off of. "The difference between the ugly side of love and the beautiful side of love is that the beautiful side is much lighter. It makes you feel like you’re floating. It lifts you up. Carries you. The beautiful parts of love hold you above the rest of the world. They hold you so high above all the bad stuff, and you just look down on everything else and think, Wow. I’m so glad I’m up" First loves are beautiful sometimes they are amazingly tragic. this book makes you fall in love with not only the characters but with the ugly and beautiful parts of love. "It’s the beautiful moments like these that make up for the ugly love." sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Por la autora de Romper el círculo. Colleen Hoover, un fenómeno imparable. Nunca me mintió. No rompió ninguna promesa, porque nunca me hizo ninguna. Cuando Tate Collins conoce al piloto Miles Archer, no cree que sea amor a primera vista. Ni siquiera irían tan lejos como para considerarse amigos. Lo único que Tate y Miles tienen en común es una innegable atracción mutua. Una vez que sus deseos salen a la luz, se dan cuenta de que tienen el acuerdo perfecto. Él no quiere amor, ella no tiene tiempo para el amor, así que solo queda el sexo. Su arreglo podría ser sorprendentemente perfecto, siempre que Tate pueda cumplir con las únicas dos reglas que Miles tiene para ella. Nunca preguntes sobre el pasado. No esperes un futuro. Creen que pueden manejarlo, pero se dan cuenta casi de inmediato de que no pueden en absoluto. Los corazones se ablandan. Las promesas se rompen. Las reglas se hacen añicos. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A heart-wrenching love story that proves attraction at firstsight can be messy. When Tate Collins meets airline pilot Miles Archer, she doesn'tthink it's love at first sight. They wouldn't even go so far as toconsider themselves friends. The only thing Tate and Miles havein common is an undeniable mutual attraction. Once their desiresare out in the open, they realize they have the perfect set-up. Hedoesn't want love, she doesn't have time for love, so that justleaves the sex. Their arrangement could be surprisingly seamless,if Tate can stick to the only two rules Miles has for her: never askabout the past, and don't expect a future. They think they can handle it but realize almost immediately theycan't handle it at all. Hearts get infiltrated. Promises get broken.Rules get shattered. Love gets ugly. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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