3.5 ‘ No longer Invisible’ Stars

A brand new Lani Lynn Vale series, woohooooo!!! Hissy Fit was much more than Ezra and Raleigh’s captivating story, it’s the introduction of SO MANY enticing characters and stories in this new LLV world of Gun Barrel, Texas!

It really was quite a introduction to this new series, the town beloved ‘hero’, ex-player turned coach falling for the town ‘reject’, the shy and clumsy girl that had always had harbored the biggest of crushes towards him, but he never saw, who was always invisible to him. Until one day she wasn’t anymore…

In typical Lani Lynn Vale fashion, the story sucked me in from minute one, and I kept flipping pages and getting lost in this new and enticing new world that is that of The Southern Gentleman. The always fast paced storyline, the funny – more like hilarious, lol – moments, the emotional scenes and the sexy times all were spot on as usual, there was just a couple of elements, personal pet peeves of mine, that I really wish it weren’t has focused upon as they were, mainly Raleigh’s constant and non stop comments and thoughts of just how much she had crushing (more like obsessed it seemed, lol) over Ezra, speaking of him in a God like quality, and how she never even saw another man for her since they were kids. It was just too much, specially considering how invisible she truly was to him – which hurt most and seemed unbelievable considering the small town and her ever presence in his whole life, from school, to college to them working in the same place for the last five years – and how she had to witness him through all these years going through many women, pointing home just how unnoticeable she was UNTIL recently, when she literally crashes into him. Took her time, but she definitely left a forever lasting impression, lol!

Nonetheless, after Ezra FINALLY noticed her, he was all about her, completely smitten, and it’s always amazing to see the tough ones fall. And like always, I devoured this book and absolutely loved the small town and school setting. Raleigh and Ezra’s interactions with their students were in my opinion beautifully portrait, and I can’t wait to see it again with Flint and Camry in Lord Have Mercy. I’ll be counting down the days until next month!!! <3 <3 <3 <3

“I love you, Raleigh,” I told her. “I love you like a quarterback loves the feel of the laces between his fingers. Like a baseball player loves the feel of an old, worn glove that he’s put thousands of hours into. Like the goddamn sun and the moon. You’re it for me. You’ll be my wife one day. You’ll have my kids. You’ll grow old with me and drink sweet tea on our front porch with me. You’ll be mine, and we’ll die within a week of each other because neither one of us will be able to stand to be here without the other.”

ARC kindly provide by the author via InkSlinger PR for an honest review