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A review by stucknbooks14
Founded on Temptation by Kat Singleton
5.0
(I received a copy of this book to review)
Trigger Warnings include:
alcohol abuse/addiction and drug use, mentions of sexual assault
I am going to do my absolute best to write this review without mentioning Founded on Goodbye at all. They are absolutely two separate love stories, and while I love FoG, Bash and Riley deserve all the attention in the world for this! I loved both of them in FoG, so I definitely went into this already attached to the characters. What I wasn’t prepared for was their depth. They both seemed so easy going and carefree in FoG, but FoT delves into their pasts and their struggles. And how those things affect them now, and affect them as a couple and their future. And how it nearly rips them apart. Sebastian and Riley had sexy flirty banter from the time Sebastian layed eyes on her, and couldn’t take them off her. I loved that their journey started in that cabin. (At least something good came out of that trip!) Having to relive the fall out between Nash and Nora ripped me apart all over again. Especially going through it from Sebastian and Riley’s POVs. It nearly kept them from reuniting. Don’t worry...Sebastian wouldn’t let it. I wasn’t expecting Bash to be so SOFT! He’s sweet, loving, caring, adorable. And he’s got a thing for countertops. When things are going perfect, so very perfect, Riley begins to doubt everything. But Sebastian doesn’t allow her to push him away or close herself off from him. He makes sure she knows how hurt he is by her trying to though. And no matter what it takes, he’s prepared to fight tooth and nail to prove that this is a forever thing.
Trouble count: 73
My Favorite Quotes:
• “You could make me breakfast in bed after you have breakfast in bed.”
• “I don’t need it to be morning to have my favorite meal.”
• “I’d remove the pathetic scrap of fabric you’re covering yourself with, and let you ride the f!ck out of my face.”
• “I don’t want you to treat me like you love me, I want you to f!ck me like you hate me.”
• “You’re the one who has to remember I’m not wearing any panties for the rest of the night.”
• “That was way better than flowers.”
• “I could spend every waking minute of my life getting to know each and every curve of your body.”
• “Whatever’s happening between us, I can’t stop it. I won’t.”
• “I’m about to show you how much I’ve missed you.”
• “How did you know math was always my favorite subject?”
• “Only ever me.”
• “There’s not a part of me that doesn’t have your name written all over it.”
• “I’m going to spend the rest of my life convincing you that my heart is yours.”
• “Come apart for me.”
7/10 Dirty Birdy
4/10 Enemies to Lovers
5/10 Forbidden Love
10/10 Series
This is my review for Founded on Goodbye
This is my review for Founded Deception
This is my review for Founded on Rejection
Trigger Warnings include:
alcohol abuse/addiction and drug use, mentions of sexual assault
I am going to do my absolute best to write this review without mentioning Founded on Goodbye at all. They are absolutely two separate love stories, and while I love FoG, Bash and Riley deserve all the attention in the world for this! I loved both of them in FoG, so I definitely went into this already attached to the characters. What I wasn’t prepared for was their depth. They both seemed so easy going and carefree in FoG, but FoT delves into their pasts and their struggles. And how those things affect them now, and affect them as a couple and their future. And how it nearly rips them apart. Sebastian and Riley had sexy flirty banter from the time Sebastian layed eyes on her, and couldn’t take them off her. I loved that their journey started in that cabin. (At least something good came out of that trip!) Having to relive the fall out between Nash and Nora ripped me apart all over again. Especially going through it from Sebastian and Riley’s POVs. It nearly kept them from reuniting. Don’t worry...Sebastian wouldn’t let it. I wasn’t expecting Bash to be so SOFT! He’s sweet, loving, caring, adorable. And he’s got a thing for countertops. When things are going perfect, so very perfect, Riley begins to doubt everything. But Sebastian doesn’t allow her to push him away or close herself off from him. He makes sure she knows how hurt he is by her trying to though. And no matter what it takes, he’s prepared to fight tooth and nail to prove that this is a forever thing.
Trouble count: 73
My Favorite Quotes:
• “You could make me breakfast in bed after you have breakfast in bed.”
• “I don’t need it to be morning to have my favorite meal.”
• “I’d remove the pathetic scrap of fabric you’re covering yourself with, and let you ride the f!ck out of my face.”
• “I don’t want you to treat me like you love me, I want you to f!ck me like you hate me.”
• “You’re the one who has to remember I’m not wearing any panties for the rest of the night.”
• “That was way better than flowers.”
• “I could spend every waking minute of my life getting to know each and every curve of your body.”
• “Whatever’s happening between us, I can’t stop it. I won’t.”
• “I’m about to show you how much I’ve missed you.”
• “How did you know math was always my favorite subject?”
• “Only ever me.”
• “There’s not a part of me that doesn’t have your name written all over it.”
• “I’m going to spend the rest of my life convincing you that my heart is yours.”
• “Come apart for me.”
7/10 Dirty Birdy
4/10 Enemies to Lovers
5/10 Forbidden Love
10/10 Series
This is my review for Founded on Goodbye
This is my review for Founded Deception
This is my review for Founded on Rejection