Book Review: Leave Before I Love You by Max Monroe

This was so fun to read! Honestly, that was the keyword throughout... fun! I loved Henry and Avery coming together in Leave Before I Love You. This story was a good time you don't want to miss.


Book Review: Leave Before I Love You by Max Monroe
Leave Before I Love You (Midnight #2) by Max Monroe


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Falling in love? Hard pass.
Falling in love with 
Henry Callahan? Set me on fire first.

Rich, party girl Avery Banks has had her eye on her brother’s best friend Henry for longer than she’d like to admit. She’s spent years pretending she doesn’t care—pretending he doesn’t get under her skin every time he smirks in her direction or calls her “trouble” like it’s a compliment.

He’s chaos, adrenaline-seeking, successful, funny, and hotter than the sun, but he’s also dangerous in a way Avery’s been built to ignore.

He makes her face things.

Actual feelings? Ew.
Responsibility? What?
A plan for her future? That sounds terrible.

But thanks to a freakishly unfortunate turn of events, Avery now finds herself locked in the most extreme case of forced proximity imaginable with the one man who’s always been too hot to handle—and now way too close for comfort.

Giving in to a little chemistry? That might not be 
totally reckless.
A quick fling to get him out of her system? Practically self-care.

She just has to remember to do one thing:

Leave before she loves him.

Author Note: This standalone romance is a "brother's best friend," "best friend's little sister" romance in the Meet Me at Midnight world.


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4 out of 5 stars

Leave Before I Love You was so flipping fun, and I had a blast reading it! It was an entertaining, low-drama story full of good times, a bit of adventure, and plenty of chemistry. The predicament Avery and Henry found themselves in had me hooked from the start. There’s a great mix of sweet moments, heated ones, and just the right amount of emotion.

Avery had a big personality. She was spoiled and entitled on the surface, but underneath, she’s got a huge heart. I really enjoyed watching her grow. Henry, her brother’s best friend, was such a sweetheart. Strong and capable, I loved how he took care of her when chaos hit. Even more, I loved how Avery stepped up and held her own in the middle of their crazy situation. I loved learning about their history and enjoyed the flashbacks, sharing just how deep their feelings really ran. I loved how they relied on each other, let their guards down, and really opened up. I also loved the building heat between them and when the sparks started to fly, there was a nice amount of spice involved for sure. When real life comes around, making things seem complicated, I loved how they came back together and made it work. Plus, there is a curveball along the way that made for a nice surprise, and I liked what it added to the story.

I really liked the characters involved. It was fun to see Beau and June again, even though she was a bit over the top. I loved Avery’s unexpected friend group. I thought they were a wonderful addition.

Overall, I thought this was a cute, lighthearted, and charming read. With likeable characters, a great pace, and really good details, I found myself smiling, laughing, and feeling the emotion right along with Henry and Avery. It had the perfect mix of sweet, flirty, and entertaining! 

Complimentary copy received.


Book Review: Leave Before I Love You by Max Monroe | About That Story
"The perfect mix of sweet, flirty, and entertaining!" - About That Story

Thank you Hambright PR for the advanced copy of Leave Before I Love You.


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Meet Me at Midnight (#1) - Amazon | My Review


I had such a great time reading this, it was outright fun! What's the last book that just made you happy to read because it was such a good time? Let me know!



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