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Lawn Boys by K Webster
4.0
Right off the bat, I want to warn you that this might be a book not everyone will enjoy or open up to. Lawn Boys is a short contemporary standalone, that follows a relationship between an older woman and a boy (legal) half her age, with a hint of threesome elements.
The hottest women in town, Stephanie is successful and independent yet still grieving the loss of her first love and deserves a second chance at love.
Anthony is the only man who made her feel this way till now, and she can't seem to get enough even knowing how wrong it is. But why does it feel so right?
Too bad he doesn't care what is wrong and what is right. Stephanie is what Anthony wants. Even at 18, he is all man and he takes every chance he gets to show her.
As I mentioned before, this will not be everyone's cup of tea and that is perfectly okay. I, myself, enjoyed it quite a lot and I will say, despite the taboo trope, it is not cringe-worthy at all. And once I started, I found it really hard to put it down.
The romance between our two main characters itself was super cute and not to mention how hot they are together!
And yes, I mentioned two characters instead of three as the blurb insinuates, because Aiden (the other twin) shares only two short intimate moments with Stephane before he backs away from what is only Anthony's.
To really critic this book, I would say that bringing in Aiden in between was not necessary but I do understand why the author did it. By doing so, we get a hint of what is going on in Aiden's life and a sweet teaser of what is to come.
Nevertheless, Lawn Boys by K. Webster is well written and engaging. The characters are also very well written and lovable. K. Webster really proves that age is just a number and love has no boundaries.
4 Stars!
**ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review.**
The hottest women in town, Stephanie is successful and independent yet still grieving the loss of her first love and deserves a second chance at love.
Anthony is the only man who made her feel this way till now, and she can't seem to get enough even knowing how wrong it is. But why does it feel so right?
Too bad he doesn't care what is wrong and what is right. Stephanie is what Anthony wants. Even at 18, he is all man and he takes every chance he gets to show her.
As I mentioned before, this will not be everyone's cup of tea and that is perfectly okay. I, myself, enjoyed it quite a lot and I will say, despite the taboo trope, it is not cringe-worthy at all. And once I started, I found it really hard to put it down.
The romance between our two main characters itself was super cute and not to mention how hot they are together!
And yes, I mentioned two characters instead of three as the blurb insinuates, because Aiden (the other twin) shares only two short intimate moments with Stephane before he backs away from what is only Anthony's.
To really critic this book, I would say that bringing in Aiden in between was not necessary but I do understand why the author did it. By doing so, we get a hint of what is going on in Aiden's life and a sweet teaser of what is to come.
Nevertheless, Lawn Boys by K. Webster is well written and engaging. The characters are also very well written and lovable. K. Webster really proves that age is just a number and love has no boundaries.
4 Stars!
**ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review.**