It’s the way this family kind of forms itself, like it was meant to be and I don’t know how to explain it well, but it just warms my heart so much. There’s just something about it, not only about a love interest being a good parent, but also the love interest connecting with the kid in a friendly, supporting way. She’s just such a warm, kind and hard-working person and it’s impossible not to fall in love with her.Īgain, I’ve never given this trope that much thought before, but hey, it works! I loved how this story focused not only on the romance between Aurora and Rhodes, but also on the friendship between Aurora and Amos, Rhodes’s son. And also, I kind of fell in love with Aurora myself (does that make me grumpy? I guess it kind of fits, hah!). Every scene where she made him smile, just a little bit, warmed my heart. I loved how Aurora’s such a positive, optimistic person and how she played off against Rhodes’ more quiet, grumpy (at first) personality. I hadn’t given this trope that much thought before, as I felt pretty neutral about it.
I love stories that make me go aThat’s what Mariana Zapata is known for and honestly, she deserves every bit of praise because her slow burns are just… *chef’s kiss*… I love it when a romance unfolds super slowly and when you can feel it go from the first meeting to apprehension to respect to friendship to crush to love. Here are some of the elements I loved about the story:
Her landlord (whose name is Rhodes, get it?) across the driveway is pretty grumpy at first, but both he and his son soon start to warm to Aurora’s warm sunshine personality. And am I happy I did, because I fell just as in love with this story as with my previous Mariana Zapata reads!Īll Rhodes Lead here focuses on Aurora De La Torre, a women moving back to her childhood home when she needs to start over. And then unfortunately I didn’t try any further books from her big backlist of books, but when All Rhodes Lead Here was released earlier this year, I just knew I needed to dive into that one next. I learned that last year when I read and fell in love with two of her books: Dear Aaron and From Lukov with Love. If you’re a fan of a good slow burn romance, Mariana Zapata’s the author for you. Starting your whole life over probably isn’t supposed to be.īut a small town in the mountains might be the perfect remedy for a broken heart.Ĭhecking out her landlord across the driveway just might cure it too. Aurora De La Torre knows moving back to a place that was once home isn’t going to be easy.
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