I have absolutely loved every book by Robby Weber and this one was no different. From beginning to end I was enthralled in this story with this amazing characters. I can't wait to read the next book by this author.

Thank you for this early review copy!

As a whole I did enjoy this book I just wish we got to know Rhodes on a deeper level felt like we only got a tint glimpse into him

Beautiful cover art. I loved the idea of this book but sadly did not love the execution. Milo is at first a character I thought I’d love but the more the story progressed the less I liked him. He had flaws, as we all do, but he’d constantly mess things up and then beg for forgiveness which he would get with extra rewards. As for Rhodes I feel like I barely knew him. The story spent so much time focusing on the fashion accept (so many long descriptions which I frankly did not care for) that it failed to show us Rhodes as a whole. All we really learn is his family drama but nothing truly personal with him. When they do get together we fail to see more of their relationship as a whole and honestly they weren’t good together from what we did see. Then we have the third act breakup which i don’t mind but I know many of people dislike.

first and foremost, thank you harper collins, NG, and most of all robby weber for letting me read this earc in exchange of my honest opinion.

truth be told, this book wasn't bad, and i'm aware i only wrote "negative" things in this review, but i don't know if i was in the best headspace to read this after loving one of my most anticipated releases and it kind of putting me on a "i only want to read this book" state. i might come back to reread this one before it gets published, but in the meantime, this is the best i can do.

i think the main reason why i gravitated towards this book is because the cover is basically nick and charlie in their paris trip, and i love those moments.

i, however, found myself annoyed every single time i had to read a description of clothing articles. I genuinely couldn't care if the bag you are wering is the chanel limited edition crossbody bag in red, or a YSL le 5 à 7 supple large leather shoulder bag; same with shoes.

I mean, i understand this is set in a designer world, which is where they are interning, but i couldn't care less which pair of shoes you are wearing. Also, what exactly is "european white shoes"? because i'm european and we wear the same white shoes american people wear.

i also found myself annoyed with the over the top way the author would sometimes describe things, it felt like it was in a very pompous way.

4.5/5

I absolutely love this series, and this book captures everything that made me fall in love with it in the first place. It’s bittersweet, though, knowing this will be the last one for a while. I’ll definitely be missing these characters and this world.

Thank you to Robby and the Penguin team for the early advanced copy.

Everything About You by Robby Weber

In Everything About You, Robby Weber crafts a compelling and emotional story about Milo, a driven high school graduate determined to make a name for himself in the competitive world of fashion. After landing a prestigious apprenticeship at Maison Dauphine in Paris, Milo believes the summer will solidify his future. However, his dreams are complicated when he learns that only one of the two apprentices—himself or Rhodes Hamilton, a charming and talented fellow intern—will be offered a permanent position at the end of the season.
As Milo and Rhodes navigate their high-pressure apprenticeship, what starts as fierce competition begins to evolve into a complex and unexpected bond. Weber skillfully develops their relationship from enemies to lovers, capturing the tension, rivalry, and simmering attraction between the two. The emotional depth of their connection is matched by the personal struggles both characters face. For Milo, his journey isn't just about competing for a job—he also grapples with the impact of his Generalized Anxiety Disorder, which affects his interactions, decision-making, and ability to connect with others.
Weber’s portrayal of anxiety is particularly poignant, highlighting how it manifests in subtle ways, from self-doubt to overwhelming pressure. Through Milo’s eyes, readers get an intimate understanding of the emotional landscape he navigates daily. The tension between Milo and Rhodes is palpable, shifting between moments of rivalry, vulnerability, and quiet intimacy. Their relationship isn't just about love—it's about learning to confront fears, break down walls, and allow themselves to be seen for who they truly are.
The setting in Paris adds an extra layer of glamour and charm, immersing readers in a world of fashion and ambition. Yet, at its heart, Everything About You is a deeply human story about growth, competition, and understanding. It's about the difficult choices we make for the future, the battles we fight within ourselves, and the unexpected connections that change everything.
Robby Weber’s Everything About You is an insightful, emotionally charged story that resonates long after the final page is turned. With a beautifully crafted narrative, relatable characters, and a touching exploration of mental health, this novel is a must-read for fans of romance and contemporary fiction. I give it a solid 5/5 stars and eagerly anticipate more from Robby Weber in the future.