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#Bae The Hashtag Series Book 8 edition by Cambria Hebert Contemporary Romance eBooks

4.5 stars -- Oh Rimmeo... I forgot how much I loved their voices, you know? Like I knew I was in love with them, but I forgot just how much. And right from the prologue I was like "OH YEAH!" Seriously, these two are epic. Like I love them both individually, but I also love them as a couple. I love the way they love each other, I love the way they tease each other, I love them from their light interactions to their heavy interactions.

What I think I loved most about this book is that it wasn't just an extended epilogue, full of happy, happy, happy. Don't get me wrong, I love those...though usually in novella form, not in novel form. NOPE, Ms. Hebert gave us so much more. It's like how in real life there is no such thing as a Happily Ever After...not really. You find your person, and that part is AMAZING...but you still work EVERY SINGLE DAY to make it the best it can be. You're still faced with challenges, both individually and as a couple. And that's what we get to see in this book, though a bit amplified because of Romeo and Rimmel's celebrity status, and because Ms. Hebert loves to torture her characters along the way.

This book had a lot of heavy. It starts right from the prologue, and we really get a lot of feels and raw emotions. I'll try not to go into too many details to avoid spoilers, but as I already had an idea of the issue Rimmel and Romeo would be facing, I'm not sure if it's a spoiler or not. But if you're adamant about not being spoiled AT ALL, perhaps skip the rest of this review.

OK, still with me? I cannot fathom how prospective parents do it. The loss that they suffer in the prologue is experienced by so many, but not really talked about openly. And as someone who doesn't even desire children, it's a bit out of my realm of experience. But I have friends who have experienced miscarriages, and I thought that Romeo and Rimmel's experience was very raw and real, and touched on a few related topics. I actually did OK emotionally in the prologue, probably b/c I knew it was coming, but Ms. Hebert certainly tried to make me bawl, b/c you see how happy and playful and excited they are. And the rest of the book we get sprinkles of their struggles, mixed in with paparazzi crap, and the usual drama that seems to surround our favourite couple. I broke down for Rimmel, particularly in the scene where she visits Valerie. It's so hard to see our kind-hearted heroine struggling with so many expectations and guilt. But it was Romeo's struggles that truly caught me off guard...because I think we forget about the potential papa's sometimes. I totally bawled for him, and felt every one of his emotions.

If that all has you concerned, don't worry...we do still get a lot of moments of levity sprinkled in. And not only that, but it feels like coming home while reading this book, where you get to hang out with all your favourite characters again. I love the whole freaking family, and seeing Braeden, Ivy, Nova, Trent and Drew again just made my heart happy.

And yes, they do experience their fair share of over the top drama, but if you're a fan of the Hashtag series, you know what to expect. And can I just say that I laughed so hard at the fourth wall break near the end of the book that I actually woke my husband up? That was comedy gold Ms. Hebert. Dark humour at its finest.

So yeah. As a die-hard fan of the series, I wasn't surprised that I loved the book, but I think I was surprised that even after all this time there's still more story to tell. And honestly? It just made me desperately want to reread from the beginning again. Instead I'm on to #Blur! Soon I will be done, and they'll have to wait until I have time for another epic reread.


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#Bae The Hashtag Series Book 8 edition by Cambria Hebert Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews

I'm sitting here right now with tears streaming down my face. Not because the story had a sad ending or anything, but because I've come to love these characters so much, watched everything they've had to go through (both good and bad), and am sad to see it come to an end. This will without a doubt go down as one of my top favorite series EVER. The author has brought these characters to life in such an amazing way. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect ending for Romeo and Rimmel. This was absolutely perfect!

One thing that was interesting to me about this book is that it gives you a small idea about what celebrities go through all the time in dealing with the paparazzi. It's really disgusting what some people will do to make some money and to get the story they want to put out there, whether it's the truth or not. I'll admit I fist pumped the air when an example was made out of certain people and they got what was coming to them.

I cried a few times while reading this book, but there was also so many moments of great love, support, friendship, family, and loyalty that was so heartwarming. I really couldn't have asked for anything better.

Now? I'll be making my way through the GearShark series because Trent and Drew have really grown on me and I'm super excited to jump into their story.
4.5 Stars

#Bae by Cambria Hebert was a bitter sweet and beautiful ending to one of my favorite series EVER!

After #Heart ended, I was left wanting more of Rimmel and Romeo and seeing them finally start a family, and finally we got what we wanted in this book. Seeing Rimmel and Romeo all grown up from when we met them in #Nerd was awesome, but seeing the struggles they went through in this book was heartbreaking. Things are definitely not easy for them and they deal with some pretty emotional and heartbreaking things in the beginning of this book, but throughout everything I knew things would work out for them, they deserve happiness, especially with everything they have been through.

Seeing everyone we've come to love throughout this series was also awesome. I love Ivy and B, and getting to know Nova was awesome, same with Trent and Drew, and we also go to see Rimmel and Romeo's mom, Valerie work through things that have caused Rimmel pain in previous installments. Catching up with all of these amazing characters made me want to dive right back into book one and start the series all over again!

This book hit really close to home for me, and to see how Cambria Hebert wrote about some trying times was perfect. She dealt with some things that aren't pretty, but held truth in them for people who have experienced what Rimmel and Romeo went through. I thank her for not brushing through some of the things we saw in this book, and making the readers feel the pain of both Rimmel and Romeo!

If you haven't picked this series up yet, you are truly missing out. The #Hashtag Series is one beautifully written series that had me falling in love over and over again with all the characters in each and every book. As much as I hate to say a final goodbye to the family, I love how everything ended for each of them.
4.5 stars -- Oh Rimmeo... I forgot how much I loved their voices, you know? Like I knew I was in love with them, but I forgot just how much. And right from the prologue I was like "OH YEAH!" Seriously, these two are epic. Like I love them both individually, but I also love them as a couple. I love the way they love each other, I love the way they tease each other, I love them from their light interactions to their heavy interactions.

What I think I loved most about this book is that it wasn't just an extended epilogue, full of happy, happy, happy. Don't get me wrong, I love those...though usually in novella form, not in novel form. NOPE, Ms. Hebert gave us so much more. It's like how in real life there is no such thing as a Happily Ever After...not really. You find your person, and that part is AMAZING...but you still work EVERY SINGLE DAY to make it the best it can be. You're still faced with challenges, both individually and as a couple. And that's what we get to see in this book, though a bit amplified because of Romeo and Rimmel's celebrity status, and because Ms. Hebert loves to torture her characters along the way.

This book had a lot of heavy. It starts right from the prologue, and we really get a lot of feels and raw emotions. I'll try not to go into too many details to avoid spoilers, but as I already had an idea of the issue Rimmel and Romeo would be facing, I'm not sure if it's a spoiler or not. But if you're adamant about not being spoiled AT ALL, perhaps skip the rest of this review.

OK, still with me? I cannot fathom how prospective parents do it. The loss that they suffer in the prologue is experienced by so many, but not really talked about openly. And as someone who doesn't even desire children, it's a bit out of my realm of experience. But I have friends who have experienced miscarriages, and I thought that Romeo and Rimmel's experience was very raw and real, and touched on a few related topics. I actually did OK emotionally in the prologue, probably b/c I knew it was coming, but Ms. Hebert certainly tried to make me bawl, b/c you see how happy and playful and excited they are. And the rest of the book we get sprinkles of their struggles, mixed in with paparazzi crap, and the usual drama that seems to surround our favourite couple. I broke down for Rimmel, particularly in the scene where she visits Valerie. It's so hard to see our kind-hearted heroine struggling with so many expectations and guilt. But it was Romeo's struggles that truly caught me off guard...because I think we forget about the potential papa's sometimes. I totally bawled for him, and felt every one of his emotions.

If that all has you concerned, don't worry...we do still get a lot of moments of levity sprinkled in. And not only that, but it feels like coming home while reading this book, where you get to hang out with all your favourite characters again. I love the whole freaking family, and seeing Braeden, Ivy, Nova, Trent and Drew again just made my heart happy.

And yes, they do experience their fair share of over the top drama, but if you're a fan of the Hashtag series, you know what to expect. And can I just say that I laughed so hard at the fourth wall break near the end of the book that I actually woke my husband up? That was comedy gold Ms. Hebert. Dark humour at its finest.

So yeah. As a die-hard fan of the series, I wasn't surprised that I loved the book, but I think I was surprised that even after all this time there's still more story to tell. And honestly? It just made me desperately want to reread from the beginning again. Instead I'm on to #Blur! Soon I will be done, and they'll have to wait until I have time for another epic reread.