I enjoyed it a lot. It is no any news that the author is able to create marvelous characters, delicious banter and an amiable underlying humor, in this case -and for my joy- in the form of phonetic-gastronomic? word games.

In this instance zodiac stuff is more present than I would like; first because I'm not into zodiac beyond considering it a kind of social "snack", but also because Wesley is almost the polar opposite of one of my siblings, Gemini as Wesley, but who lives by the book; that only added noise to my reading.

A feature that this series has is that in the three pairings so far, one of them is virtually blind to what's nearly obvious:

* In [b:Leo Loves Aries|32053864|Leo Loves Aries (Signs of Love, #1)|Anyta Sunday|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1473941215s/32053864.jpg|52694520] Theo is totally unaware that Jamie is gay -no gaydar there- and that he is bisexual, as himself say it in [b:Scorpio Hates Virgo|33308391|Scorpio Hates Virgo (Signs of Love, #2)|Anyta Sunday|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1495592375s/33308391.jpg|54045919].
* In [b:Scorpio Hates Virgo|33308391|Scorpio Hates Virgo (Signs of Love, #2)|Anyta Sunday|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1495592375s/33308391.jpg|54045919] Percy is oblivious -in part voluntarily- to the more than evident plot that the cul-de-sac and Cal weave around it; but he appear specially and sadly unaware of what happens to Frank.
* And in this book Wesley has a band over his eyes, no more no less.

One could speculate that this is a trait created on purpose and that we'll also see in the following installments. I say this now because, some interesting secondary characters have been appearing so far in the series and they intrigue me enough to ask me if there will be any story with them. I mean Randy -who seems to be a scatterbrain summa cum laude- and Frank, whom I ended up wanting to embrace and console in Scorpio Hates Virgo.

Now, to wait that next stories don't take too long to be published. ( )

re-read, still 4 stars. exactly the sweet and fluffy sunday read i was in need of, to stave off the anxiety clawing at my brain. ( )

4.5 ( )

It has the same issues as the second book in the series for me. Lack of detailed, vivid descriptions makes this be quite empty for me. A lot of dialogue and actions that are kinda abrupt. It was hard to imagine this in my head/movie playing in my head.

Still wondering what happened for these to be like this, when Anyta has done a whole Rock.

Quite disappointed, need to reread the first book of this series to see if I was just blind to it or it was in fact better. ( )