A to Z (Coda Books #2) - Contemporary Romance Novel for Book Lovers - Perfect for Reading at Home, Travel & Book Club Discussions
A to Z (Coda Books #2) - Contemporary Romance Novel for Book Lovers - Perfect for Reading at Home, Travel & Book Club Discussions

A to Z (Coda Books #2) - Contemporary Romance Novel for Book Lovers - Perfect for Reading at Home, Travel & Book Club Discussions

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Part of the Coda Series Zach Mitchell is stuck in a rut. His college boyfriend left him ten years ago, but Zach still lives in the same apartment, drives the same car, and feeds his ex-boyfriend’s ungrateful cat. His Denver business, A to Z Video Rental, is struggling. He has annoying customers, eccentric neighbors, and an unfulfilling romance with his landlord, Tom. A combat boot-wearing punk with an attitude, Angelo Green was raised in foster homes and has been on his own since he was sixteen; he has never learned to trust or to love. He doesn’t do relationships, so when Angelo takes a job at A to Z Video, he decides Zach is strictly off-limits. Despite their differences, Zach and Angelo quickly become friends, and when Zach’s break-up with Tom puts his business on the line, it’s Angelo who comes up with a solution. Together with Jared and Matt, their friends from Coda, Colorado, Zach and Angelo will find a way to save A to Z, but will they be able to save each other too?

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Once again, Marie Sexton has created an interesting and satisfying read with A to Z, the second book of the Coda series. Although I didn't think this book was as good as her first one, Promises, it is still worthy of recommendation to anyone looking for something with endearing characters and thought-out plot. Her two stars, Zach and Angelo, are 3-Dimensional; they each have their own distinct personalities and voices, magnified by the story's alternating points of view (which Sexton handles well). The only thing I didn't like was how Sexton wrote Tom in the story. His relationship with Zach seemed extremely fast-paced and somewhat unbelievable. While readers will understand his role in the story after reading it a bit, he was still an off-putting and awkward character. I also wish Sexton would have gone into more depth about Angelo's past, but she provides enough information throughout the book to give readers a good understanding of his actions and motives. Perhaps she tackles his childhood in her two novellas about Zach and Angelo. I also liked how Jared and Matt made an appearance in this book and even helped move the plot along. Sexton has a knack for creating stories and I love her character development. She is definitely an author I will keep my eye on and I can't wait to see what other works she puts out. If you read her first book, Promises, and loved it then you should definitely check this one out. It won't leave you disappointed.