“I’d dipped chips in salsa, trying to remember the last time a person had taken …

“I’d dipped chips in salsa, trying to remember the last time a person had taken this much interest in me.” ❤️
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It’s really really hard to rate this one because I could NOT put it down. When I wasn’t reading it, I was listening on audio (which was excellent) and it was so riveting. So why the low rating of 2.5 stars? ⭐️⭐️💫 I was totally sucked into 85% of the book and then it sharply went downhill all the way to a major face palming feeling at the end. I even felt like – was this really written by a woman? I can’t say more now because of spoilers!The protagonist’s name also really bothered and borderline irritated me. Honestly, another face palm moment I had. It had such an interesting premise but ultimately one that was totally confusing – a polygamist whose wives don’t know each other.. I kept wondering who the heck would enter into that agreement? I’m fine when all parties of the plural marriage know each other and enter into said relationship openly but … um, did red flags not go up for our girl Thursday?? Oh, and Thursday’s day with her man is…. Thursday. See what I mean about the face palm? So yeah, it was truly a page-turner and totally consumable but had too many issues for me in plot and character. ❤️
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