I basically was laughing out loud for what felt like 75% of the book and when the world around is you stressful and chaotic, that can be a very good thing. he would do a little aside and kind of be like, “sure, I sound like a total douche right now, but you know it’s true” or just explain himself in some way that had me kind of shaking my head like, ‘okay, yeah, he’s right, I get it’ and then laughing to myself. Throughout the book if he or his friends would say something sexist, inappropriate, etc. I’ve read a lot of dual POVs before, but I honestly can’t think of any that are by the male perspective. This one for instance was a classic hate-to-love story BUT the thing that this book has going for it is that it’s entirely narrated by Drew. As long as the book and characters have that little something extra to set them aside, chances are I’m going to genuinely like them. This book was seriously so much fun! At this point in my life I’ve read a crap load of romances and I can easily list off what formulas do and don’t do it for me. And when things go bad? When it’s not us who ends it? We don’t get to walk away. As he tells his story, Drew learns the one thing he never wanted in life, is the only thing he can’t live without.

It is an outrageous, passionate, witty narrative about a man who knows a lot about women…just not as much as he thinks he knows. Tangled is not your mother’s romance novel. Will he be able untangle his feelings of lust and tenderness, frustration and fulfillment? Will he rise to the most important challenge of his life? Then, just when Drew is on the cusp of having everything he wants, his overblown confidence threatens to ruin it all. The professional competition she brings is unnerving, his attraction to her is distracting, his failure to entice her into his bed is exasperating. When Kate is hired as the new associate at Drew’s father’s investment banking firm, every aspect of the dashing playboy’s life is thrown into a tailspin. She refuses to let anything - or anyone - derail her path to success. Katherine Brooks is brilliant, beautiful and ambitious. So why has he been shuttered in his apartment for seven days, miserable and depressed?

He has loyal friends and an indulgent family. Handsome and arrogant, he makes multimillion dollar business deals and seduces New York’s most beautiful women with just a smile.

Tangled emma