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Review: Bang Theory (The Bangover #2) by Lili Valente

Review: Bang Theory (The Bangover #2) by Lili Valente


BANG THEORY (THE BANGOVER #2)
Bridget, Kirby's (from The Bangover) sister, knows she needs some experience in the ways of um love. Who better to ask for help from than her best friend, Shep? But Shep's not having it, no way no how. Why? Not because she isn't gorgeous and sweet and lovable, because Bridget definitely is all three of those things. Not because Shep doesn't want her like he's never wanted another woman in his life. But because Shep cannot step over that line with his best friend because she's the kind of woman who deserves the white picket fence and all that jazz, and Shep most definitely cannot give her any of that. Or so he insists. But when he finally cannot resist any longer, he gives in. Will the two of them be able to keep it to just the bedroom or will their hearts get involved?


I thought I loved The Bangover, and I did, but I love Bang Theory even more! These two best friends are so freakin sweet together. I loved the push and pull, the will he give in, won't he. But most of all, I loved how they came to realize how they felt about each other, and how they realized how the other felt. This series so far has been one of my favorite friends to lovers series, ever, and Bridget and Shep are perfect for each other - the inexperienced, data loving Bridget and the sweet rockstar Shep. And, and did I forget to mention there's a bit of suspense too?! Yep, Bang Theory's got it all - a sweet, sexy, suspenseful friends to lovers love story. I honestly cannot think of anything better than when two perfect for each other friends finally take their heads out of their asses and fall in love with each other.


ARC via author.



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