Book Review: Sweatpants Season by Danielle Allen
Review:
Akila knows she shouldn’t be attracted to Carlos but she can’t help it. Carlos is associated with a group of guys that she’s against. This is where things got tricky and interesting. I could see both sides of the each character but I was on Akila’s side more. In addition to enemies to lovers this was also a slow burn romance. I love how Akila didn’t waiver in her beliefs once sex was added to the mix. Akila stood her ground and I loved her passion. Carlos became the man I knew he could and made me so proud.
This is only my second read by Danielle Allen and she’s quickly becoming one of my go to authors. I really enjoyed this book and the message it sends. I found myself nodding my head in agreement many times as I read. A love a book that makes you stop and think and this book did that for me several times. The plot was engaging from the very beginning and the characters are well developed. If you are a fan of enemies to lovers and slow burns you need to check this book out. I am counting down the days for Cuffing Season.
About Danielle Allen:
Danielle Allen is a novelist, professor, and life coach. Living authentically has been the key to her living her best life. With a background in social sciences, Danielle plans to pursue a Ph.D. in the very near future. Helping people better understand themselves so they can become the best version of themselves is one of her passions. Writing contemporary romance novels that change the status quo of the genre is another.