A Million Kisses in Your Lifetime (Lancaster Prep)

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I’ve noticed this pattern with all of Monica Murphy's books (I’ve read 2 but okay) and it’s the sexism and misogyny. Was Wren way too naive and prude for my liking at the beginning of this book? Definitely. Did I have to get over it and force myself to not let her entire personality bother me? 100% - but you know what? It was worth it —- At first i really didn’t like her, but as the story went on and she started thinking for herself, making her own decisions and doing what she wanted to do - I started liking her more and more and I definitely enjoyed seeing her character develop the way it did. A Million Kisses in Your Lifetime is a heartfelt novel written with compassion and hope, reconciling the past to pave a road to happiness and second chances. The characters in this novel bring life and heart to this story, each with a distinct voice and personality. They made readers love them, they made readers sad, they made readers angry, they made readers laugh, they made readers cry, and they made readers believe in the promise of love and home. crew wants to be an alpha male so bad…he’s 5 seconds away from turning into a werewolf. his obsession with wren is all centered around wanting to “corrupt” her…WHAT.

ASSAULT SOUNDS WONDERFUL CREW THAT IS DEFINITELY HOW YOU GET THE GILR HOW NOT TO TELL YOU ABOUT YOU POTHEAD HABITS 💪🏻 CLEARLY THEY LEFT YOU WITHOUT A SINGLE BRAINCELL AND ANY LIKABLE QUALITY IN YOUR BODY. I’m fuming madly with this book. 2022 is truly TRYING ME in the book department. It’s starting to make me sound like a broken record but honestly what are these books?But let me be clear - I loved this book because of Crew Lancaster. That man… I have no words. The way he was so respectful to her (most of the time), the way he was so freakin patient - literally everything about him! I was not expecting him to be that way and I was definitely surprised in the best possible way! anyone who knows me, knows i absolutely hate insta-lust. but here? i literally did not care. they didn't even have sex until like the 60-70% mark, and the build-up to it was perfect. they explored each other thoroughly instead of jumping straight to sex which i appreciated and showed how patient and thoughtful crew was.

CONS: I wasn't particularly comfortable about the ring scene. I won't go into much detail but I feel like he initially treated it as a trophy and I wasn't a fan of that. However, his later dialogue (at least, for me) made up for it. also, if a boy ever tries to shove a lollipop into your vagina, RUN. preferably to a therapist or police station. it is not sexy…it is a bacteria infection waiting to happen.side note to the lollipop scene; have y’all ever watched riverdale (that series on netflix) ? because the only thing going through my head besides disgust, was that ringtone on betty’s phone when the serial killer / her dad, called her. please tell me i’m not the only one. An early birthday present for my Birdy. A million kisses in your lifetime, from me to you. Love, Crew" Lovely literature right there. Especially when he proceeds to call someone else a misogynist after a few chapters of related thoughts. But when their lives unexpectedly collide, Wren discovers there's more to life than good grades - and Crew finally understands what it's like to care about someone other than himself . . . But beyond that I wonder what is going through the authors mind… maybe she will give him a character development? I could get behind that.