It came up in the questions and answers section at the end of the book that this was modeled on the movie Four Weddings and a Funeral. And since I’m one of the few people on the planet who hasn’t seen it, I probably missed a lot in this sequel to Boyfriend Material. I know I missed the humor that was a big part of the first book and the absurd situations Luc and Oliver kept falling into. Also, I missed Luc’s quirky coworkers and all jokes that fell flat when they over‑analyzed them. Maybe there’s a reason why rom‑coms are usually stand alones and this just proves the point. ( )

Amusing MM romance about two guys who feel the pressure to get married. Even though it's a sequel, it makes sense if you haven't read the first book. (Which i could have sword i had read and just forgotten the details...) ( )

⭐️⭐️0.5/5
No 🌶 (all fade to black) ( )

I was expecting great things from this novel, since I've seen it on lists time and again.

Disappointing. The narrator wasn't great to listen to either. Joe Jameson has a great voice but - like Elinor Tomlinson with Josie Silver's latest book - I didn't consistently like the way he read it ... his voices were good, but the way he read their parts... I just don't know why it wasn't perfect...

I also thought I'd read this author before too, but apparently not.

I think I'll start this one afresh in a couple of months, when I'll give it more focus and try to be tolerant of its silly side! I probably got about 1/3 through it and while I liked its humour, the caper like nature of the action is too much! ( )

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Alexis Hall - Husband Material: The first book was better, but the ending of this sequel is so very satisfying. #cursorybookreviews #cursoryreviews ( )