“That’s what I’m telling you, my love. I am comfortable with more. I’m comfortable with all of it when it comes to you.”
Pages: 194
Published: July 13, 2021
Kindle: 3,35 €
Paperback: 14,33 €
Available on Audible
Plot
When Anna wakes up from a coma after a car crash, she discovers life has gone on without her. Her husband has been unfaithful—with her best friend—and she’s been long since replaced at work. While her old life is a distant memory, her new life feels like an empty shell. Then she meets the stranger who saved her life during the crash, and he changes everything.
Leif Larsen—tattooist, joker, and player—has his own scars thanks to the crash that put Anna in a coma. Helping her move on from her failed marriage, and create a new life, sounds like a perfect distraction. So when he needs a new roommate, he invites Anna to begin her new life with him.
Although their lives may have been put on pause, together they just might find a way to heal.
Leif Larsen—tattooist, joker, and player—has his own scars thanks to the crash that put Anna in a coma. Helping her move on from her failed marriage, and create a new life, sounds like a perfect distraction. So when he needs a new roommate, he invites Anna to begin her new life with him.
Although their lives may have been put on pause, together they just might find a way to heal.
Conclusion
As always Kylie Scott did not disappoint me.
Anna and Leif basically meet because of a really bad accident and if that is not Kismet then what is? It's like they were destined to meet.
It was great that Anna, the heroine, stood up for herself and I really enjoyed her personality and her way to self discovery.
One of my favorite parts of the book was Leif, the hero. He's a charming tattoo artist and he was really sweet, especially with what he did for Anna after the accident.
I liked every character in this book except for Anna's ex best friend and her ex husband. He was such a douchebag and to be honest the ex best-friend was just as much of a tool as he was.
If youre looking for a slow burn, strangers to friends to lovers book with amazing characters over 25 I'd really recommend 'Pause' to you.
My only complaint is that the end felt a little rushed.
Just like her other books 'Pause' will go on my list of comfort books because the charactera are so loveable and although there is a little drama it's nothing too overwhelming.
4,8 out of 5 stars
*I received an ARC in exchangs for my honest opinion*
