He was also fighting for their relationship from the very first moment even if he had some insecurities and fears about their future.Ĭleo, though? No.
He was kinda unreal, with all her knowledge about Pride&Prejudice and "girly" things. Linc, I liked! He was a sweet jock, who hid his artist heart from the world because of the pressure from his dad to become a pro player. I couldn't really reconcile her two selves. She was a mix of fak3 bravado and crushed ego. I know it's different, but it was like Cleo lost all her personality and strength and was extremely insecure. They acted soooooo different in real life, like they were nothing like the people who texted. They both shared things about themsleves they didn't really share with anyone else.īut after they met, and realised who the other is, their chemistry burned out for me. It showed how much easier it can be to open up to a complete stranger you have zero chance to meet. The anonymus texting was actually pretty great. Linc thinks Cleo, a smart, confident woman hates his jock guts, while Cleo is convinced she could never be with a hot guy like Linc. In real life, they also know each other but both are concerned the other is way out of their league. They start texting after a Linc texts a wrong number after a hook up and they keep it up and somehow show their true colours through their phones. In Two for Interference, we meet Cleo, the chubby booknerd college student focused on her grades and Linc, the hockey palyer with an artist's heart. The sport itself is on the downlow in this one but the team provides a great atmoshpere for this story. Hocky romance? Yes! But not quite what you expect. Be prepared, I think my opinion differs a lot from other reviews.
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