Collided (Dirty Air Series Book 2)

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Liam helped her with that by encouraging her to chase and persue her dreams while Sophie was the person who could get Liam to open up about his fears helping him to overcome them and to understand that its okay to grieve.

he also said something about how hOt cHicKs like sophie make it difficult to work out in the gym when they're looking so hOt and tAstY. unless the other books in this series are somehow worse than this, i don't think it can be outdone in its terribleness. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Sophie Mitchell has grown up with her father playing both parental roles; she has wanted to make him happy, to make him proud of her, in gratitude for all that he’s done throughout her life.this is in the MIDDLE OF WHEN SHES OPENING UP TO HIM ABOUT HER PARENTAL ABANDONMENT FOR FUCK SAKE DUDE. I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED at how she can have this strange college experience when she should be having a normal one full of drugs, alcohol, skipping ALL of her classes, NEVER setting foot into her dorm, having sex every 2 hours. The spice was hot and I can always count on Lauren for hot and delicious scenes ❤️‍🔥🤌🏻 But for me this book was so long considering it could be 50 to 80 pages less if all the unnecessary drama in the end didn't happen. She (sophie) laughs as she pulls up the hem of her long gown to reveal a pair of white leather sneakers with embroidered stars.

If you loved Noah and Maya's story, Sophie and Liam's will only make you fall in love with the characters even more. He fucked around without any commitments until he ended up with the wrong woman in bed, which led him into a huge scandal, and his career with Mccoy on the line. She enjoys writing about flawed yet relatable characters you can’t help falling in love with and fictional worlds you wish were real.All in all it was an amazing read and definitely worth a read if you are in a mood for a F1 book with a friends to lovers trope. I was super excited about Collided after seeing Sophie and Liams relationship from afar in Throttled. Truthfully, it's just disappointing because as I stated in my Throttled review, this series has a lot of hype and really only good things being said about it. so don't even try to think that sophie will eat salad (forgive me for saying such forbidden words) because pasta exists. also i'd really appreciate if you checked out this other review that i worked really hard on <33: https://www.

I enjoyed it but found the narrative that “Sophie’s not like other girls” a little repetitive, so I gave it 4/5 stars. I think I really liked the tension and dynamic between Liam and Sophie a little more than I like to Noah and Maya’s tension. Sophie’s struggle of doing what she wants versus doing what others want is something that about 93% of the human population deals with, making her story more relatable. I got to like 85% (by literally forcing myself), but when I started to feel the 🔆crawl🔆 of the misunderstanding trope I just gave tf up. they're not there to gossip about you and rip your face off, they're just there because it's school?But I hated how she never made her own decisions in her life when she clearly wasn't liking what her father made her study for. he just got carried away with his fuckboy ways in the middle there, but his heart has always belonged to girls who wear sneakers under their dresses and eat pasta all day while wearing a graphic tee that says 'eat pasta, run fasta'. I fell in love with the epilogue because it was the sweetest and had me feeling butterflies and swooning with them. as someone who spent several years in an all-girls school, as long as you manage interact with people other than girls in your everyday life, you really aren't that disconnected from reality. sophie is daughter to the team principle in the f1 team bandini, and liam is a racer in team mccoy — their rival🙊 their love is forbidden (or at least frowned upon), which is fine because they’re just friends, right?

The man went from being confused to proposing within a few pages and that didn't sit well with me- why was why it wasn't a perfect read for me. I loved their friendship so much, their witty bantering and teasing, their cute little dates and how they both helped each other.The beginning dull but the middle was EVERYTHING I wanted- flirting, banter, cutesy moments, and a good plot. With her degree nearly over, Sophie joins her dad for the F1 season, travelling the world taking online classes. They had chemistry and everything between them but Liam thinks he is not made for "Love" so they ignored all the attraction between them, tiptoed that fine line between friendship and lust and became "only friends".