Before You Say I Do by Marina Hanna – Review by Beverly Finnie

Before You Say I Do by Marina Hanna
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! I’ve read books from this author prior to this book and I’m going to say this one is my favorite. Why you might ask? Because the way the author wrote Before You Say I Do gave me the feels. And when books can give me the feels and make me feel like I’m part of the story it says a lot.
Now the characters aren’t easy to love because they are stubborn, independent, nonbelievers in love. Yet at the same time jealous, attentive, possessive and protective. Which leaves the reader in a conundrum. But trust me when I say it all works. I feel like I was friends with the lead female character.
Emma and Liam are people who don’t want relationships or commitments. However they crave each other physically. This story revolves around the ups and downs that their “friends with benefits” status takes them.
Liam wants his trust fund, but he can’t access it until he’s 35 or married whichever comes first. Being he’s started this friendship with Emma he feels she’s the perfect candidate to help him in his task. Two big problems: 1 will his family believe them? 2 They are both falling for the other and are too stubborn to admit it. Sacrificing their potential happiness together by sticking to the script.
Of course we know nothing is cut in dry and these stories and the exes don’t make it easy either.
Will they stick to the script?
How will the exes interference impact what they have?
Again it’s a story I loved, that had a lot to offer for fans of this genre. It’s worth it! Happy Reading!

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