Review: Whole Lotta Frogs by Samatha Harris
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My name is Lennox Brooks and I’ll admit, I’ve made a lot of mistakes. I don’t take the big risks, I cover my insecurities with snark, I’ve shown my crazy a few more times then I would’ve liked, and I’ve been trying, and failing at love pretty much since I first grew tits. Weirdos, Mama’s boys, the over-coiffed, and underwhelming, I’ve been out with them all, just read my blog. I’ve got horror stories that would curl your toes and singe your nose hairs, but none of them compare to the toad who started it all, Ellis Walker. He was the boy next door, the charming, infuriatingly gorgeous one who broke my heart and disappeared without a trace. Now he’s back and determined to throw my life into chaos, dredging up painful memories just when things were getting good. But the thing is there are always two sides to every story.I’ve spent the better part of my life hating him for everything he put me through, but without that resentment clouding my judgment how will I ever resist him? Love is complicated, appearances are deceiving, and sometimes you have to kiss a whole lotta frogs before finding your prince.
OMG!!! I have got to say this book by Samatha Harris is IT!! Whole Lotta Frogs has everything you need. It has laughter (lots of it), romance, laughter (yes it needed to be said again) and reality. Harris had me busting a gut from the first chapter until the very last.
Lennox is braving the seas of dating and blogging about all the frogs she has to kiss while trying to find her prince. This is the best part of the book. I can honestly see these dates happening. I feel like I have met most of these guys. Having her best friends, Desi and Gus, help her through all the frogs helps. Mind you they are dealing with their own dating dilemmas. And then you have Ben, who has returned to his hometown and is watching the one girl who has always had his attention, Lennox. Can a relationship blossom her or will Lennox jump out of the pond?
This is one of the best books I’ve read this year. And I can not wait to read more from Samatha Harris.
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