julia's Reviews > Dancing with Love

ᴛɪᴍᴇ ᴏꜰ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ : ꜱɪxᴛʏ ꜱᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ ᴘᴇʀᴄᴇɴᴛ

❝miss barnett, will you do me the honor of becoming my wife?❞
she sucked in a breath and her lips parted in surprise, the unstudied expression making her look rather pretty. ❝iyes, my lord, i will.❞

i think it's time for me to admit …


minerva spencer and i are on two different wave lengths 😭 i just … ugh *sighs in frustration*


i have gone into almost every minerva spencer book excited, eager, and ready to be enchanted. i have also almost always dipped halfway through 🤪


i truly think it's a case of …


mostly me but also ... kinda the characters *cough* miles was bland and mary was being difficult for the thinnest reasons ever *cough*


cause, look … i just- ugh. i could not with mary, miles was there, and i'm honestly super confused as to why these two were being overly difficult.


i think i would have been less annoyed with miles and mary if their tension had meant something.


because as it stands, idk … it seemed to me like mary was being purposefully stubborn and miles was just there. like the beautiful man that he is, according to mary 🥲


the minute mary admitted to being in love with miles i peaced out so freaking hard …


because honestly, what? where? why? how? and again, from where did that love come from? it all felt so very unearned (as did that kiss, i might add) …


however, however, i will never stop trying to love this series as much as i loved book one.


it's weird because i remember being so frustrated with portia, stacey, and their entire miscommunication storyline, and yet … i was drawn into their romance nonetheless.


thus, i will continue to hold out hope that i will someday rate another minerva spencer book four -or more- stars.