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Ashton Scott by Nina Levine

https://www.amazon.com/Ashton-Scott-Nina-Levine-ebook/dp/B07HNDD8MN

Just finished Aston Scott last night. I was shocked by how long it was. Lately, it's rare to come across a romance novel that is more than 250 pages. I have read a few of Nina Levine books, so I was excited to read this one. Unfortunately, I can't say I enjoyed it all that much.

Aston is a force to be reckoned with. He is intense yet shows Lorelei a softer side, as soft as a bull in a china shop can be.

`Ashton is already bulldozing his way into my life and I’m beginning to think I’m helpless to slow him down.`

Lorelei is a runner. Anytime someone gets to close she pushes them away or ”needs space” it takes Aston’s demanding approach at everything to break down her walls.

`Your walls are high, and you did your best to keep me out, but here I am breaking them down brick by brick. And as much as you try to keep me out, and as much as we fight over that, you’re not going anywhere, and you know that.`

There are also great supporting characters that are interesting to get to know. Alexandra, Simone, Jessica, and Jack. A lot was going on with these characters that bled into Aston’s life. He is the rock for his family which helps to soften his character a lot.

I think the book could have been shorter. A lot of the plot was drawn out while the conflict was easily summed up in one chapter by a few phone calls.

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