This is the second book in the Finding You series, but it definitely can be read as a standalone. This premise hits a little close to home, but it was still enjoyable as I laughed out loud at the antics that were happening. Add in a secret cinnamon roll MMC (ex alleged criminal) covered in tattoos that holds a tiny kitten and is smitten with it? Yeahhhh I’m in. I can’t wait to read others in this series!

Shauna knows the guy who has made friends with her grandmother is nothing but trouble, but when rumors spread that he is a pediatric doctor who is Shauna’a new boyfriend, that’s when the trouble really begins. Her ex best friend is getting married to the ex boyfriend on Shauna’s birthday, and is now wanting her to bring Leonard with her as a date. Leonard agrees, and the revenge ideas and pranks to kill on the happy couple are the only thing that is attractive about this deal.7 s Claudia, Cmarie9271,427 23

This being book two in this series, it is to your advantage to know the backstories of these characters before jumping into this one.
(Just sayin'...)

It is easy to connect with Shauna, her situation, and her desire for more. Thank goodness for Constance in her life! I love how she and Leonard's friendship benefits Shauna.

This is a page turner, for sure. The chemistry between these two is addictive.
Both of their pasts are horrible, with abuse and neglect, each carrying their damage differently.
But, these two characters have a lot supportive people who want the best for them, and I enjoyed their relationships with their friends.

While they work out how to get together, Shauna is wrapped up in her ex-friend's (and ex-boyfriend) bridal shower events, and wedding!! Ridiculous, if you ask me, so I was pretty incensed at "Bee and Colt" throughout this read!! I loooved how Leonard was there supporting Shauna, and guiding the shenanigans!

This pulled a bunch of emotions from me, as they journeyed to their HEA. It was a very rewarding conclusion, and I am looking forward to more time with these characters!!

I thank the author for my free ARC of this book. I absolutely recommend reading this series, this book, and any of the other selections in the catalog of her works. They are all entertaining and easy to enjoy. I look forward to reading the next one in this series.angela-denise zz-2023-arc-reads zz-2023-reads4 s Bec222

DNF @ 25%

Nothing about it was bad, just really boring and I didn’t connect with the main characters 2 s Lynda Custer276 4

I always enjoy reading Angela Casella’s books. You’re So Bad is the second RomCom in The Finding You series. I enjoy the humor and seeing characters from her other books but I really love the character development that takes place throughout the story.
Angela is able to bring her characters to life. They have pasts, emotional pain and find the support necessary to change and come to terms with their their problems. These are never quick fix solutions but an evolution of growth. And some characters do not change.
As a reader I become invested in the characters which makes take the story believable and realistic.

2 s Evie Ha108 1 follower

The story started good, but the writing kinda felt distant, the emotions were lacking. Shauna & Leo's relationship was developing more as a physical than an emotional one. I didn't really felt feelings and emotions, but I could feel how well they clicked, especially the humor. The story was nice, I kind of expected a different type of a trouble.

I loved how Shauna's nana was plotting, would love to have a grandma her. The "ABC" couple clearly deserve each other, I mean trash belongs with trash. I however didn't how Shauna was handling the situation. I kinda expected her to be more "balistic", Leo was the one saving her most of the times, yes, she said everything to Queen Bee, when she came over, but it still felt she was too soft. I'd kick this kind of a narcissist to the curbs bruh.1 April | Aprilsbooknook_292 15

This was the second book in a series but admittedly my first book by the author. Although I could tell that I was missing SOME things, I didn't feel I missed out on anything from the storyline since I didn't read the first book in the series. They are considered interconnected standalones!

Shauna felt really relatable. I love me a good fake dating rom-com. & throw in a misunderstood bad boy? YES PLEASE.
& thennnnn when you see his true cinnamon roll side-- SWOON. The whole cast of characters were fantastic. Love me a meddling grandma
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