My Review of Tangled Up In You by Christina Lauren

Title: Tangled Up In You

Author: Christina Lauren

Published: June 25,2024

Publisher: Hyperion Avenue Books

Genre: Retellings/Romance/Contemporary

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

This was a different kind of book! I adored the slow-building romance and forced proximity because of the road trip. I loved Edward’s patience with her and how he wanted to give her the world! That was epic, and I loved how the book reminded me of a modern-day Tangled show. I adored this!

Ren finally can talk her old-fashioned parents into letting her attend college, she is 22 years old and is self-taught on everything and has never held a phone or used a computer or anything like that. Fitz is well-loved and is known as the Cassanova of the campus going through girls as if they are going out of style. Fitz gives Ren the campus tour and then she is the competition for his perfect grades and GPA. Well after taking a DNA test in one class Ren receives surprising results that her father is on the DNA list she is confused because her parents do not like technology and don't believe in anything like that and then when she finds out the man that she is calling her dad does not have the same name nor looks the same as her DNA match. 

Then as luck has it she catches Fitz cheating and blackmails him to take her with him on his road trip during Spring Break. He reluctantly agrees and they have a whirlwind road trip and then Fitz realizes that he's slowly gaining feelings for Ren and realizes how naive she is Ren gains feelings for Fitz but the whole ordeal is confusing to her! 

I loved this and I loved the motorcycle bar scene the most! It was a hoot! Worth the read. Thank you Netgalley and Hyperion Avenue for the treat of reading and reviewing this one! I loved it!

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