Enemies with Benefits: An LGBT Romance

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But Provence is more than just the lavender fields, and there is a ton of other natural and cultural attractions to see in the area. The fields around Valensole seem wider than the ones I have seen in the area where you stayed last time, so I am sure you will enjoy a new trip!

I am giving you some tips for places to eat in Valensole, as you will probably pass by, and in Manosque in case you will stay there. Located in the South of France, Provence is part of the wider region Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (PACA). I do wish there was an epilogue so we can see their future and I really wished there would have been some retribution for Joanna because she’s awful but other than that I really enjoyed this book and would read it again. Abilities gained at higher levels list the levels at which you gain them next to the features' names. Such a simple minded, hilarious, not the smartest tool in the box but incredibly sweet, foolish dork.

Although, I do find myself thinking that Finley, as much as I love him, has a new personality every time we meet him.

In other books I've read where one of the main characters was supposed to be not that bright (don't know how to say it differently), the things they said just didn't at all match with the inner monologues and came out of nowhere. This guy stole his chance to become captain of the football team, mocks him in front of the team and -the cherry on top- slept with Colby's girlfriend. Ezra is super serious about life and grades and football and has a lot of trauma by being forced into the closest by his asshole dad, but he is such a loving guy and is so so cute with Colby. And I did love the bonus Drunk In Love chapter, it was so well written compared to the rest it was shocking and provided an important and excellent context to the events that went on before the story started. Enjoy tinkering with strange formulas and alchemical reagents, often with a single-minded dedication and recklessness that gives others pause.

Because, let’s be honest, you cannot visit Provence without leaving with gazillions of pictures of those epic lavender fields, with or without you in the frame 😉 !