I received an arc from the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review 
 Into Your Arms follows two people, Rhett and Freya. Freya is a cheerleader at her college and she and Rhett meet at a bar. The instantly have a certain connection and it kind of goes from there. 
 I'm not really one to read m/f romance books mostly out of personal preference. I don't ever enjoy them as much as f/f or m/m romances. I decided to pick this one up since I've enjoyed the author's f/f works (Style becoming one of my favourite books). I did end up really enjoying this and the romance. I will say it was a little instalovey but it was also believable. There were elements of hate-to-love and benefits, and there was a lot of chemistry between the couple. There isn't too much of a plot but I did like what there was, it was purely a romance with elements of family. Rhett is an orphan and Freya is adopted and that comes into play later. The last few chapters is what bumped up the rating for me. I thought that was done excellently. Rhett was also a good love interest, he respected Freya. At a point where Freya's friends are being protective he doesn't get angry and says he's happy she has people looking out for her. And when they first have sex, he explicitly asks for consent, receiving enthusiastic consent. I love seeing that from male love interests (especially since m/f romances have a trend of portraying possessive male love interests). I also really liked Freya. She had a strong personality which is what I like to see in female characters. 
 If you read m/f romances, I definitely recommend it. 
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