Reviews for UN Soplo De Juventud

The average rating for UN Soplo De Juventud based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-01-29 00:00:00 Rohit Joshi What kind of parents split their kids up and keep one each and then not bother keeping in touch? That's the premise on which this series is based. I haven't read the first book but here, twin 2 has come to small town america to get to know her mother and her family and meets the H. Right of the bat my judgey self came out so there was no redeeming the mum. But who cares she's a secondary character. Dad doesn't put in an appearance in the book. It was interesting in that the gender roles have been switched, the h has had several sexual relationships, the H only one. Problem was I didn't really like either them. The h came across as spoilt and superficial but hey she's really beautiful. We are shown there is more depth to her but the romance is not developed enough to convince me the H fell in love with something other than the surface. He kept thinking he needs to stay away from her but then couldn't resist getting physical when she's around. Yep, you got it. The male version of treacherous body syndrome. Most men suffer from that in anycase (sexist of me I know). yeh, so the romance...I wasn't convinced of the ily's. Even at the end he says 'When I'm around you, I feel young, carefree, full of energy' and I'm thinking that's not love just an early mid life crisis. Always involves young totty, especially as he kept on thinking about her 'tight' body. There you have it, my judgey self at the forefront.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-09-14 00:00:00 Heather Larson Sometimes what you think you do not want in your life...steps in and changes your mind. This book used everyday life as a backdrop for love and family discovery.