Good Guys Don't Lie - Micalea Smeltzer

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 Good Guys Don't Lie - Micalea Smeltzer 




ARC kindly provided in exchange for an honest opinion.

 

After reading the first two books in the series I had really high hopes for this one but I was a bit disappointed at the end.

 

Overall it was a cute book, the characters Cree and Ophelia had good chemistry and they had a lot of scenes that I really liked and enjoyed reading, they even had a good relationship but I have the feeling it just wasn’t a good book form me. I cringed a lot of times and I couldn’t really get the whole pretending/lying point and I thought their relationship happened way to fast. Also, I couldn’t get really warm with Cree although he is good character and he was so patient with Ophelia but I focused more on the side characters and throughout the whole book I realized that I enjoyed the little aspects about them a little bit more than I did about Ophelia and Cree.

 

Althoug, I did not quite enjoyed this book, I am excited for the next one and will definitely don’t stop reading this series. As I said it’s a book that I think will be loved by a lot of readers but I just wasn’t a book for me.

 

3,5/ 5 ☆

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