I thought the drama with the ex was a bit over the top, but whatever. But that's minor, and I think it's resolved enough to not be bothered all that much in the end. I hate it and it just stunts personal growth, plus I always think it's controlling/infantilizing and overstepping. Personal pet peeve though is when one MC tries to fight the other MC's familial battles for them. Review 2: I just loved this! My heart broke for Patrick, and I just wanted to give him a million hugs. a bit sad for all that build up.Anyway i would still recommend it to read because it was an enjoyable easy read, just be prepared for low sex content. Because of this it takes a while for Patrick to trust that Whisky will be different, which is totally fine, and Whisky is totally great, but when they do eventually have sex (which is like 60% through) we get one sex scene and thats kinda it. more e used him for his money and for sex, so his expectations and experiences of sex are pretty terrible.

So Patrick has pretty much learnt that he has to put out to get people to like him and all of his past relationships have been with douche bags who hav. I have a feeling some of it was lack of sex though (.i know, i know!). Patricks been trying desperately to transform himself, and the results have been so spectacular, theyve almost killed him. Members: Reviews: Popularity: Average rating: Mentions: 140: 18: 164,583 (4.1) 11: Meet Patrick Cleary: party boy, loser, and spaz. I've given it 4 stars still because unlike some other books i can't think of why i disengaged from the story, maybe my mood just switched so i felt i shouldn't take a star off for that reason. Other authors: See the other authors section. However i just didn't really care by the time i got to about 70% and it kinda started feeling like a chore to finish. This book also has some very funny lines and great moments. Whisky is just lovely and he really helps Patrick see his self worth. Review 1: So This book is sweet and stuff, the characters were cute and fun although a bit insecure throughout the whole book.

Clear water by amy lane