Review: LOL short story - charming, addictive and irresistable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 23, 2013
Oh how I missed you, Drew. It has been to long to be without this witty, sarcastic, crude and eloquent as hell book boyfriend.Having found love for the first time in his life in “Tangled” and being in a happy relationship now has not changed Drew’s snarky, witty and unfiltered thoughts and comments. Thanks God. He is still his charming self and we would not want him any other way.In “Holy Frigging Matrimony” Drew shares with us his wisdom on weddings and marriages, dresses and clothing, ads and relationships and not to forget…masturbation and sex. There are things to be learned from this guy and this I am saying in all seriousness. His observations are to die for. His commentary had me rolling on the floor laughing. Not only do we get glimpses into his and Kate’s relationship, but even more of an insight into his brain.Although most would consider him a sexist pig, I will be honest here….I think he is quite the feminist. He likes women to be empowered and self-confident. I totally adore him. Even when he does stupid things like get into a fight with Billy, Kate’s ex and announce to all wedding guests Kate’s ability in the bedroom. You just can’t be mad with him. He is one of those characters that makes you sigh like a lovestruck teenage girl and you just can’t craving more of Drew.And it is not just Drew that makes these stories so unique and addictive. All the other characters have such a charm to them, that they immediately win your heart. They have these wonderful original and quirky personalities and add to the beautiful world of Drew Evans.If you haven’t read the series yet, do it. You will not regret it. You will be laughing your heart out. Scientific research says laughing makes you live longer. Emma Chase’s books will add quite a few years. They are simply that beautiful and funny. And if you don’t fall in love with Drew, then there is no help for you.5+ wisdom-emparting, laugh-inducing, heart-winning stars.