Of course, this is a romance, a fantasy, a fiction. But I think the main characters and the story itself were designed to give an unexpected and beautiful sense of reality. In my opinion, this is one of Ms Score’s best efforts to date.

Dominic was staring at me like he couldn't decide whether he loathed me or wanted to French kiss me. IF you want to be thoroughly engaged, to laugh your head off, and then feel like a cold shower is needed, then Please, Please get this book. You will not be sorry. God, this plot had so much potential, but really, NO WOMAN needs this kind of sexist shit in her romances! The weak never understand,” she scoffed. “The weak?” I laughed. Seriously, someone had seen Mean Girls one too many times.

I got her fired. Okay, so I'd had a bad day and took it out on a bystander in a pizza shop. But there's nothing demure about Ally Morales. She proves that her first day of her new job...which just happens to be in my office....And I can't fire her, because it's my mother the CEO who hired her...technically, Ally doesn't work for me, and she makes it clear she doesn't have to listen to me either.

then obviously after that there was a ton of push and pull, cute situations with sexual tension and the MCs "fighting" but its just foreplay, the whole "i want you but i can't be with you" trope from the H, etc.The scene where Dominic was drunk and Ally had to take care of him was so out of character for him and I love it!! When the H is completely drunk and confesses all kind of things to the heroine he wouldn't normally do >>> he does get better after their first kiss tho which was around 60% so yup, this was also a slowburn. he was sweet and started to become the alpha possessive asshole we all know and like BUT he does have idiot moments in the last 20%, though, there is GROVELLING and i was all for that. By a Thread has it all: steamy, swooning, hilarious banter, love, heartbreak, laugh-out-loud moments, and the best cast of characters I’ve read in a long time. So many questions,” my husband said, dropping a kiss to my forehead and repeating the gesture with our daughter’s wrinkled brow before taking the carrier from me.