Love Her or Lose Her: A Novel (Hot and Hammered Book 2)

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But you need to keep going and let them make you stronger. Think of the incompatibilities of the girl you love and the times she treated you like dirt. But one of the top signs you’ve lost her forever is when you look at a relationship that’s failing and see that there is no “one” thing.

This book may be unsuitable for people under 17 years of age due to its use of sexual content, drug and alcohol use, and/or violence. Love Her or Lose HerI received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

For so long I haven’t read so sweet, meaningful, poignant, emotional, romantic book pushed me make so much” awwww” sounds, fill my eyes with happy, smiley tears, warm my heart, ring into my ears a lyrical, hopeful love song and give me the biggest reason to do my happy dance (as a change I mixed my Travolta-Beyonce moves with Swayze, Despicable me minions-Rosie’s imitation with her mouth fulled with marshmallows inspired me- and walk like Egyptian moves by creating weirdest dance type on the earth!) The truth is that if she doesn’t want to be with you and won’t talk to you, there’s nothing you can do about that other than accept it. 2) She’s emotionally exhausted with you Lately I got busy and I didn’t take good care of her as I once did; I didn’t tell her how beautiful she is that often; One of the biggest signs you’ve lost her forever is that she felt you didn’t appreciate you and got triggered.Whatever the reason for it, not paying attention to your partner can be a very hard thing to fix. Once it’s done, it’s done… But one day at a time you can pull through and find that strength and love inside yourself that you never thought you had. If a girl tells you that you’ve emotionally hurt her really badly and brought up issues from the past, then you need to tap the brakes.

There were a lot of secondary characters, as there are in any standalone series. And I really really liked the idea of the group of girls here forming this club that basically helps everyone who needs it. That was pretty awesome. Though I do have to admit that those scenes and characters didn’t really grab me as much and I didn’t find them as dimensional or interesting as the main two characters. How it works is that you date someone but also keep lines of communication (and flirting) open with other girls at the same time. Dominic and Rosie were high school sweethearts who married one another. They've always been so in love and had a great relationship, but lately things have changed. I wouldn't say they've lost their spark... their chemistry is still there. But that seems like that's all that's there. They don't talk anymore, they don't spend time together (outside of their Tuesday night bedroom date) and Rosie has had enough. She decides they need some real help if they're going to make it work, so she moves out while they undergo some 'extreme marriage therapy', which is unconventional but a hoot. Love Her or Lose Her is the second book in Tessa Bailey's 'Hot and Hammered' series. After reading and loving 'Fix Her Up' I was so excited for this one. It wasn't as fun or endearing, but I actually loved the romance more. Maybe it's the old married person in me, but sometimes I love reading about already established/married couples and this hit the spot for me. If you’re benching girls, you’re playing with fire. 7) There’s no one thing you did wrong, but a steady accumulation of things

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You lost her bit by bit. It didn’t happen overnight. It wasn’t one big thing that drove you apart, it was millions of little things that accumulated over time,” writes Owen Scott at HerWay. If you’ve broken up with a woman and she’s doing this to you, it’s important not to become obsessive and chase her. I stopped cleaning her up; she needed new accessories but I was too busy doing my job; she didn’t feel the same love I once had towards her.” 11) Your relationship was toxic and codependent Re-read 8/27/20: I re-read this in preparation for book 3 and I don't really have much to add to my previous review. Dominic was an alpha male to the max and that just.. doesn't work for me. I still love Tessa Bailey's writing and I'm excited to carry on with the series, but this book is mostly a miss for me. Meh I really liked how they worked together throughout the book to improve their marriage and to realize what had gone wrong in the first place. There was a lot of development and a lot of healing to be made and it all worked out amazingly.

It was one disappointment after another. The last thing you did was just the tip of the iceberg.” 8) You’re a hopeless romantic and won’t accept that there’s no chance A second chance romance that portrays characters that fall in love once again with their soul mate, alongside finding yourself as a whole without each other... Relationships tend to bring out insecurities and self-sabotage, especially because we become vulnerable to someone we care about.

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YAAASS!!! I CAN'T BELIVE IT! AFTER 6 MONTHS OF READING BOOKS THAT HAVE BEEN EITHER 4 STARS OR LOWER (AND A LOT OF THOSE WERE LOWER) I FINALLY, FINALLY READ A 5 STAR BOOK!!! I loved this couple and Dominic is everyone’s dream husband. He’s loyal, devoted, sexy, passionate, trustable, hard worker and he’s pushing so hard to make his wife happy. Rosie is also adorable and their undeniable, hot, pant melting chemistry as a couple is amazing. They grew up together. As Dominic left love of his life for serving for his country, their love endured against the war, traumas, long distance, emotional suffering and harsh realities of the world. If you guys thought book one was hot, you are in for another treat. Rosie and Dominic have SUCH INTENSE CHEMISTRY and that is definitely an important part of their relationship. They are forced into celibacy by their counselor, which makes their chemistry that much more intense and smoldering. And when we find out that this outer search for completion won’t work, it leads to broken relationships that don’t recover.