Disorderly

Bad Boys of Voyageur Bay #2

by T.B. Mann

She was my darkest dream and now she lived next door. There was nothing to stop us from being together except…

For years she took care of us, picking up for the loss of Mom Evans. Cooking and cleaning for my friends while sending me care packages. Most of all, she offered a shoulder for us to lean on. It wasn’t required or demanded of her. She did it out of her own sense compassion and care. 

I never told her how much it meant to me. The routine, the order that she gave us—me—these were things I craved. In it I found my safety and security.

Living away allowed me to keep my feelings in check. But now, after seeing her day after day, being in her presence, watching how the world around her treated her, I found it hard to ignore what my heart told me.

But when Peter made a public declaration, it threw my world into chaos. 

Katy. Peter. And even Jason. What was I to do?

My disorderly life was making me crazy. And yet somehow, I didn’t want to be anywhere else.

Author’s This is the second book in the Bad Boys of Voyageur Bay series. It’s a gritty, taboo, MMMF story that challenges our beliefs on love. It is best to start the story of Jason, Peter, Jarrod, and Katy at the beginning with Deranged.

294 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 30, 2023

Reviews

[Athena Que Será, Será · Rating 1 out of 5]

Skim-read this book too 🙄. Not gonna read the 3rd book.
Tags: age-gaaap, bisexual-hero, boring-yaawn, friends-to-lovers, manwhore-philanderer, mean-mean-girls, mm, older-hero-younger-heroine, read, rh-contemporary, rh-with-teacher-in-it, teacher-student_romance, teen-heroine-barely-legal, unlikable-hero, virgin-heroine, waste-of-time

[Erin · Rating 2 out of 5]

needs an editor

The spelling, grammar, and punctuation issues are abundant. There were also a couple times when the wrong guy’s name was used. It was also weird how the author introduced side characters with names that were the same as or very similar to those of existing characters, most notably Jason.

[Bengisu]

Man... I can already tell what that cliffhanger is about and I'm not happy... Hopefully the third book will be out sooner.

[Katy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Needs an editor

This was a great continuation of the story although not as action packed as the previous installment, but considering it wasn't on KU and was actually pretty expensive for an indie author (£4.99) I was very disappointed in the grammatical and spelling errors - and not just the whole Canadian thing but words used incorrectly or in place of other words.

[Кат · Rating 4 out of 5]

Before reading this series, remember to read the author’s warning in the introduction about s3xual assault and the age of consent in Canada.

Peter has all the emotional maturity of a teenager and even less impulse control.

There are too many “J” named characters in this book —

There are two characters named Jason, there is also Jake, Jarrod, John, and Josh. Ugh.

The book ends with a cliffhanger and of course Peter is in the middle of another “situation”.

On to DANGEROUS …

[miruralpaga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Peter still a trash.
I missed Jason most of the book because he is the perfect hubby material
Jarrod is great
Not liking the cliffhanger with a year to wait

[Anna · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5.
I feel like half of this is a repeat from last book (her thoughts). And definitely needs an editor.