Also, their turnaround from enemies to lovers seemed a bit abrupt for my liking, but it didn’t take away anything from the story for me. While Kody’s cruel behavior is understandable to a point, I found it hard to read some of his interactions with Lavender.

Lavender has worked hard to find her independence and strength, and seeing her grow into a kickass woman is the most satisfying part of the story. Kody lashes out when he’s hurt and Lavender folds in on herself, so that gives you a feel for their dynamic. Seeing the progression of Lavender and Kody’s relationship is both torturous and agonizing to witness. Slow Burn Sports Romance with a Focus on Mental Health Kody attends the same college and since he is best friends with Maverick, Lavender’s brother, she is forced to see the guy who not only broke her heart but continues to ridicule her so that she never forgets it.

Turns out, it wasn’t a good thing for either of them and their worlds are torn apart.įast-forward to college and Lavender has finally been given some freedom, but she is living with her three overprotective brothers, so it is limited at best. However, Kody suffers from his own perfectionist and anxious tendencies, so their relationship becomes a co-dependency quite quickly. The only thing that calms her is her friend Kodiak, who is the son of Lainey and Rook Bowman (from the All-In series). Lavender Waters is the only daughter of Alex and Violet (from the Pucked series) and the baby of the family of six.Ī traumatic event turns her from an expressive little girl into an anxiety-ridden worrier with frequent panic attacks. Little Lies is a fantastic mix of satisfying, slow-burning drama, heartbreaking emotions, and unresolved tension. When Helena Hunting announces she is going to go back to her angsty roots to write a spin-off of one of my favorite series, you better believe I’m going to drop everything to read it.

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