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Ebook About He's addicted to booze. She's addicted to sex...staying sober is only half the battle.No. More. Sex.Those are the three words Lily Calloway fears the most. But Loren Hale is determined to be with Lily without enabling her dangerous compulsions. With their new living situation--sleeping in the same bed, for real, together--Lily has new battles. Like not jumping Lo's bones every night. Not being consumed by sex and his body.Loren plans to stay sober, to right all of his wrongs. So when someone threatens to expose Lily's secret to her family and the public, he promises that he'll do anything to protect her. But with old enemies surfacing, Lo has more at stake than his sobriety.They will torment Lily until Lo breaks.And his worst fear isn't relapsing. He hears the end. He sees it. The one thing that could change everything. Just three words.No. More. Us.----The Addicted Series is now complete and perfect for binge-readers!1. Addicted to You2. Ricochet3. Addicted for Now4. Thrive5. Addicted After AllBook Addicted for Now Review :
I need you to know that I’m not going anywhere. I’ll always be here when you come home. There will always be an us.Originally posted to Goodreads and Booked J. This review may not be spoiler free.Obligatory start to my review: if you are one of the many who have yet to read any of the novels by sister-duo Krista & Becca Ritchie, get up off your bum and do so, you know, now. I understand your hesitation in reading into a new adult series, given the genres very long standing shaky plots and characters. The thing about the Addicted series is it takes the stereotypes of the genre and throws them out the window. Unlike many stories from this corner of literature, Addicted embraces its flaws and gives us full fledged character growth; plots that are relatable and not.In other words, it's true to life and carries on with something that is often missing in romance. Addicted is highly underrated and only just getting the attention it deserves thanks to its loyal fan base. Krista & Becca Ritchie are in a league of their own and at this rate, they are bound to carve a space in literature lovers history. Addicted For Now continues us down the path of recovery for Lily Calloway and Loren Hale; bumps along the way in a realistic way, a good support system of friends for the two and one mysterious texter threatening to spill Lily's biggest secret. For our beloved couple, LiLo, the road to recovery was just the beginning--now, they have to fight their addictions and battle it out with an unknown force who threatens to destroy the progress they made while Lo was in rehab and Lily began seeing a therapist.First, I'd like to say I love the pace. It's heartbreaking and very straight forward to the point. Lily and Lo are battling their demons in a way that is undeniably human and the emotions behind it are what makes Addicted so bloody good. See, the story isn't sugar coated. Is it optimistic? Sure. Is it blindly so? Oh, no. Addicted For Now embraces it in a way that balances the scales and it also goes to incorporate new edges to the knife. There are going to be moments that break your heart, the demons can make even the strongest person look small, and I think that the general heart to all of this is just... wonderful.Everything about this installment was smooth. Well, okay not smooth--because the plots are raw and bumpy and the characters are flawed; that this description may give you a false sense of comfort. That's the thing about Addicted--it will leave you feeling a lot. No emotions are spared in this--from the good, the bad, the connections, the love, the hate, etc--everything is out there in the open and explored wonderfully. It's a master in gripping your heart and holding you in your seat until you flip that final page.You see, the connections made between the Calloway sisters, how it develops and grows and how strong the love/support is, is just a gift. Because often entertainment doesn't show the full strength of having your sisters by your side. Perhaps it's because K.B. Ritchie are sisters who write together, they are able to portray all angles of sibling relationships. It works. It completely works. And we see the relationships expand while inclusion of boyfriends, or outsiders, and I think there's just something utterly magical about this. Daisy, Lily and Rose all work together, age differences aside, and it's easy to see them as friends and sisters. Connor, Lo and Ryke all blend in with this little family fantastically.There's just something about their scenes as a whole. How supporting they are. How they are on each others sides even in those darker moments. All of the main characters are equally flawed, gifted, and magical. I know, I know, I keep saying that word. Magical. But in all its addictive, dramatic glory, Addicted For Now is magical. Each character couldn't be more magical if they tried. Yes, it's that good--and it keeps getting better.Even the split narration improves an already solid story. I loved hearing Lo's voice more. I loved still hearing Lily's. I loved how much they love each other. Whereas a lot of other authors, specifically where there are two writers, would be unable to pull off the duel P.O.V., Krista and Becca manage this smoothly and come out with a whole new ton. When I said it keeps getting better, I mean it. Incorporating a thriller/mystery hint to it, in the mysterious texter/harassment, doesn't change the genre... it builds onto it in a way that keeps things fresh and fun for the audience.Let's talk about the main relationships, with Lily and Lo first. There's so much support with these two. So. Much. They managed to beat the odds when it came down to enabling each other in the past. It's important to note that they have been best friends for years and while it was very, very unhealthy to be led down the path they were, they developed themselves further. And they really do love each other more than their destructive habits. I loved the sense of hope and care that they gave each other. I can't wait to see what happens next.Connor and Rose are next. God. Holy crap I am so intrigued by these two and their mysterious past. They have a bumpy relationship and seem to but heads often given both their similarities and differences. I'm very fascinated to hear more of them and can't wait until we get to see more of their history. They've known each other for a long, long, long time. But what exactly does it mean? Jesus, they are intriguing. Have I mentioned that? Intriguing. Intriguing! Together and apart, they are forces to be reckoned with.Can you say OTP?And lastly, Daisy and Ryke. Okay, okay. Here's the thing. I know they're endgame or they will be endgame. Krista and Becca are exploring them nicely. They are friends. They have chemistry and potential. Sometimes its inappropriate, like Lo and Lily say/think. But... I have faith in how the dynamic duo are going to explore it.They haven't let me down yet.Next... setting and mystery. I like how all the settings play into each other well and transition from location to location. I liked the past that comes into play. The reveal of who is blackmailing Lily and why. It's all so well done that I applaud the writers to the highest degree because it was expected yet unexpected all at once. Addicted For Now will shatter you in good and bad ways and I can't stress how much fun the ride is. Everything is full of so much heart and emotion and... ugh! Ugh! Give me more. Give me it all.(Seriously... all I want is everything.)If you are looking to start a series that is romantic without being off the charts cheesy or painful and cringe worthy in the wrong ways, Addicted is the series you have been looking for. It revitalizes a tired genre and flips the script; setting us up with a batch of incredible characters and beautifully drawn plots. Addicted For Now has characters true-to-life, the luxury of Gossip Girl and Crossfire, only with better fleshed out plots, fantastic writing, accurate portrayals of addiction and non-sugar coated traits, and is just a whole lot of fun. We start this book right where Ricochet left off, with Loren coming home from rehab. .Lily and Lo are back together, but they’re determined not to backslide into their addictions – and it’s a real challenge for both of them. Lily shares a bed with Lo, and as he equates it, it’s like him climbing into bed with a bottle of whiskey. It’s very risky but that certainly is a different obstacle to face a sex addict versus an alcoholic.But while it’s so important that neither of them enables each other, they’re facing a huge problem. Someone knows about Lily’s addiction and is threatening to reveal everything to the world. As revenge against Lo. Lily now has to come to grips with what kinds of consequences her past will cause, not just herself but her family and the people attached to her family (Ryke and Connor). Lo has to deal with past – he was an angry, spiteful person when he was drunk, and he did some destructive things, things he’s not proud of.And interspersed between Lily and Lo’s romance are some great (and some not so great) family moments. Lily’s closer relationship with her sisters is something that she loves but at the same time, if her addiction is revealed to the public then her sisters will also be hurt. It’s like an explosion going off near Lily, the tighter she holds on to her sisters then closer they are to the blast and will be hurt almost as much as Lily. Grappling with the guilt is really hard for Lily and throughout the book she does things that she’s not wholly comfortable with just for the sake of doing right by her family.We also meet more of Jonathan Hale in this book, through Lo’s point of view. Understanding why Lo is the way he is requires a look into the Hale residence and Jonathan’s parenting. He’s as vindictive and spiteful as Lo and enough confidence behind his actions to make him dangerous. He will do whatever it takes to get what he wants, but I think, feels little remorse for the people he may trample to get there – and Lo was trampled a lot. But Lo is also what little family Jonathan has and he cares about his son, in his weird way. It was really interesting learning more about their dynamics throughout the book.Ricochet gave us the little peak at what recovery is like – for Lily at least. But this book title tells it all – Lily and Lo are addicted for now. They’re not magically healed, they still struggle, and they have they’re low days. They have so many more hurdles to jump, but damn it they’re trying so hard. #LILOforlife They have each other, and they’ll fight together to make sure they’re only addicted for now, and not forever.5 stars for Addicted for Now! 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