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Things We Never Got Over: Knockemout Book 1

Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score Another book Tok (The side of TikTok that gives terrible book recommendations with bad writing stupid characters and over hyped books.) sensation. Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score is it worth your time or does it belong in the garbage? I’d say it’s a pretty good book but like every book, comes with its flaws.

So, what is Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score about? Naomi’s dried-up no-good twin needed help. For some reason, Naomi went to help her twin after she left a wedding she didn’t want. She goes to Knockemout, where she meets Knox, a 40-year-old. He doesn’t know how to manage his emotions and just won’t get over himself. oh, and yeah and her sister took her cash and car and also left her a present and hightailed it.

things we never got over

If you want the long story here it is provided by author:

Naomi Witt is on the run. not just from her fiancé and a church full of well-wishers, but from her entire life. Although if you ask her, Naomi’s riding to the rescue of her estranged hot mess of a twin, Tina, to knockout, a rough-around the edges town where disputes are settled the old-fashioned way- with fists and beer. Usually in that order.

Too bad for Naomi her evil twin sister hasn’t changed at all. After helping herself to Naomi’s car and cash, Tina leaves behind something unexpected: the niece Naomi didn’t know she had now Shes a guardian to an eleven-year-old going on thirty with no car, no money, and no plan.

There’s a reason this bearded, bad boy barber doesn’t get involved with high maintenance women especially not type a romantic one but since Naomi’s life imploded right in front of him the least Knox can do is help her out her jam. And just as soon as she stoops getting into new trouble, he can leave her alone and get back to his quiet, solitary life.

Things We Never Got Over: Why Are the Characters Like This

Knox is a 40-year-old man. I’m not sure why this is not specified; it makes a difference. Before his age was mentioned, I thought he was in his late 20s, maybe 30s. To find out he’s in his 40s, I was shocked. Here’s why. Knox does not act like a 40-year-old man. How are you middle-aged and don’t want to settle down? Like, grow up. You’re too old for that. and how the heck is Grandma Liza still alive?? he’s all ” I don’t want a needy high Maintenance woman. I just want basically a one-night stand.” he’s too old for all that. he needed to grow a pair- and fast.

Why is anytime a Knockemout guy is mentioned its always he’s extremely good looking or hot? Like we get it Knox and his brother got it going on but you’re telling me everyone is SOOO attractive there?

Things We Never Got Over Pacing and Setting

The good ole small town romance-my favorite. Things We Never Got Over has a good pace considering its 500+ pages long (omg). Normally, I do hate when a romance book is too long. More than 400 pages is only needed for fantasy books. I felt like the length of this book definitely allows for character development and depth. It’s easy to get attached to the supporting characters in this book. Characters like Waylay, Liza J, Nash, Stef, and Jeremiah are engaging. The Honky Tonk crew and, of course, the dogs, add to the story’s appeal.

from the first few pages i didn’t think i would like this book. Naomi was acting like a tempered child and know like an asshole. who would’ve thought he was 40? not me. as the story continued the mystery surrounding Tina and Knox’s family history had me in a choke hold. the book wasn’t incredibly spicy maybe 3 to 4 sex scenes and that’s with in a 500+ page book. they way everyone in Knockemout treated everyone like family set a warm and pleasant scenery

the ending was very satisfying and such a beautiful conclusion to their story. Knox finally acting like a man and Naomi expressing herself freely. Their characters evolved from the middle of the book until the end. It is enjoyable to read adult spicy romance books where the characters actually improve. plus, there’s so many other story lines with different characters and I’m excited to read the next 2 books. my rating for this book is 4/5 stars

genre: Romance

Publish date: January 13, 2022

Page count: 562 pages

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