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A review by bfdbookblog
Coffee Cake by Michaela Grey
4.0
i really liked this book. i can't speak to bran's asexuality because i know nothing about it. i could probably do some research about it and form an opinion but i don't think it's necessary for the enjoyment of the book.
yes it was simple. the mystery in the book was a bit predictable but when you read as many books as i do, most books are predictable. i can't even remember the last book that i couldn't predict and that actually surprised me with the outcome.
yes the kids were a bit immature. one is socially awkward because he feels like he never fits in anywhere and held himself away from everyone. the other is a rich kid that had an a$$hole of a father that made him feel worthless. they both have some growing up to do - in fact it's in this story that bran finally decides what he really enjoys doing with his life. malachi needs to and is working towards repairing his relationship with his brother and father before he can figure out what he wants to do with his life.
i liked their banter even though some of it was a bit immature - they're college boys, that's to be expected. i really liked callan and tristan and hope we see more of them in the next books.
yes it was simple. the mystery in the book was a bit predictable but when you read as many books as i do, most books are predictable. i can't even remember the last book that i couldn't predict and that actually surprised me with the outcome.
yes the kids were a bit immature. one is socially awkward because he feels like he never fits in anywhere and held himself away from everyone. the other is a rich kid that had an a$$hole of a father that made him feel worthless. they both have some growing up to do - in fact it's in this story that bran finally decides what he really enjoys doing with his life. malachi needs to and is working towards repairing his relationship with his brother and father before he can figure out what he wants to do with his life.
i liked their banter even though some of it was a bit immature - they're college boys, that's to be expected. i really liked callan and tristan and hope we see more of them in the next books.