BXTCHES Gotta Warn: I’ve broken this down in each warning of this series, but it bears repeating. Until Cobi is the third book in the Until Him series and the seventh book in the Until Him/Her series. This series is a generational series and spins off from the Until series. That series features four couples (November/Asher) (Trevor/Liz) (Cash/Lilly) (Nico/Sophie) and the Until Him/Her series features the offspring. So, my first recommendation is to read the Until series first then take on the Until Him/Her series. However, it’s not super necessary that you follow that advice. But whichever lane you choose to head down, you should read the books in the order in which they were written. For the Until Him/Her series, go in the order of the entire series, so even though Until Cobi is the third book in the Until Him series, it will be the seventh book you read overall. Now, here’s what’s important about this book. This book kind of starts in the previous book, Until Harmony, so it’s somewhat important that you’ve read that book before you dive into this one.
Until Cobi will be told through the POV’s of both Cobi and Hadley.
If you haven’t read Until Harmony yet, I’m about to spoil some shit for you. We first meet Hadley when she witnesses Harmony being kidnapped and decided to follow. Hadley and Cobi first meet when dispatch connects Hadley’s 911 call to Cobi, who happens to be a cop. They really meet when Cobi shows up at the scene and gets hit with the BOOM.
It doesn’t take Cobi long to realize that he is pulled towards Hadley and he is determined to follow it through. Hadley isn’t as receptive, though she’s thankful for his presence because her adventure with Harmony has brought on some nightmares and Cobi insisting on being around helps alleviate some of the fear.
Due to childhood circumstances, Hadley is a social worker and if you’ve been with this series from the beginning, you know that drama usually surrounds our leading couple and Hadley is no different, though she also got hit with a dose of drama during Harmony’s book.
The meat of Until Cobi is Hadley dealing with the Harmony ordeal, while Cobi is doing his best to convince her that she’s his one, but doing so in the delicate nature that Hadley requires. Hadley is working on navigating the relationship and feelings she’s beginning to develop for Cobi, while dealing with her deadbeat parents and helping her BFF plan her wedding. So, there’s a lot happening, but it all intertwines very well together.
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The end of Until Cobi, gives us an introduction to the next book in the Until Him/Her series which will feature December (November/Asher) and Gareth.
Overall, this series is just so good and it’s so easy to fall in with the whole Mayson clan and the ones they love. While I enjoyed Until Cobi, it wasn’t my all time favorite from this series, but when the books are so easy to read and provide you the escape you need, it’s hard to choose which one makes your toes curl a little extra.
