What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
The roughest draft is a fun look at co-authoring a book written by co-authors. I love trope about authors writing books! It’s not a * read but it is * and it is smart.
The roughest draft is a standalone contemporary romance novel. There is angst and tension galore, and you can bet it all pays off.
Both mcs were involved in other relationships when they fell in love with one another. The authors have a real knack for the analyzing and describing the finer points of relationship-related emotions. Told in a split timeline, this story keeps you rea... Read More
Told with plenty of flashbacks, the roughest draft quickly establishes tension by forcing readers to speculate about what happened. Normally flashbacks drive me crazy, but the use of the flashbacks parallel where the characters are in the story.
The roughest draft is the story of co-authors and best friends katrina and nathan. Katrina is *comfortable* in her relationship, content to never put words to paper for the masses to consume again. Nathan and katrina are successful co-writers.
Cons
There was no comeuppance for the villain in the story. They are basically incapable of communicating verbally. I was annoyed by their immature decisions.
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Quality
Thank you berkleyromance and netgalley for the earc for my honest and voluntary review
Im in love with the way emily and austin write together
Thank you to berkelyromance and netgalley for the earc in exchange for my honest opinion
It highlights the important but sometimes overlooked fear that many of contend with the fear of failure
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romance, two, each and loved. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- This product had a total of 677 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 14 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
As they are contractually forced back together the story flips from present to past explaining what happened
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
As characters both nathan and katrina were okay
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Katrina seemed very weak to me
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This was all well and good until they holed up in a house to write their best selling book only once
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Nathans agent told him unless he writes this book with katrina the publisher doesnt want anything else from only him
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This book switches back and forth from present to past weaving a story for us and bringing to light why these two have fallen apart
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They always communicated through the pages of their books but you cant hide behind a story and have the fairy tale without the messy parts
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