I know I shouldn't want him. But what if I can't resist?
My new stepbrother is such an @sshole. He's cocky, smug and thinks he's God's gift to women. I was glad our parents didn't meet until we were in college. But our campuses close due to a pandemic and send us home. Now we have to live under the same roof. I plan to ignore him, even though he makes that difficult. Walking around after a shower in just a towel. Showing off his six pack abs and chiseled chest. I guess it wouldn't hurt to get it out of my system. But once he's inside me, we're both in too deep.
We've fallen in forbidden love in secret. But can we make it work in the open?
This book was a bit of a let down. I got about halfway through, ignoring all the mistakes, grammar errors, the wrong names used. But when this couple finally gets together and every sentence is step this and that, well I just could not continue.
This was okay. I did quite like the characters and some of their scenes together were fun.
Not a lot happened though considering it has over 100 pages and the sex scenes ended up being pretty cringey. They kept saying how wrong it was and yet both called each other stepbrother/sister constantly during sex. The overuse of certain graphic terms nearly made me stop reading too.
I feel like there were so many lockdown/pandemic facts just shoehorned in that it felt boring and forced. It’s nice to read a book set during Coronavirus but did we really need to read pages of dialogue about how the virus spreads?
If there had been a better underlying plot and less cringey sex, maybe it would have been more than 2 stars.
If you are looking for 100 pages of graphic descriptions of sex and want to read about how coronavirus spreads, this book is for you!
I enjoyed the book overall, but calling out stepsister or stepbrother while in the throes of passion just seems strange to me. Maybe it’s a major turn on for some, I’m just not in that group. Phil’s laidback means of getting to know Tracianne was great, as was their scrabble game. I can’t help but wonder about their parents’ blind ignorance about what was going on around them and total shock when confronted with it, but I guess some parents do live in their own little world and don’t really pay attention to what their kids are up to.
Having not read the rest of the under quarantine series, it does make me want to go back and check out the others in the series.
Risking It All - Phil’s mum and Tracianne’s dad married after Phil’s parents divorce, but they hadn’t lived together as a family, until the lockdown. The tension in the house between Phil and Tracianne was highly antagonistic at the beginning of the lockdown, but it soon turned into the exploration of each other. The raw magnetism, undeniable attraction and sizzling chemistry led to a surprise neither one of them expected. If you want to enjoy a hot and steamy read, then you should get this book.
I received a copy of this ARC and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
I really enjoy this author’s books. This one sort of dropped the ball. There were spelling and grammatical errors. The fact that they were going at it like rabbits for three months no sort of protection and the parents never heard a things just takes it too far. One of the biggest things is when Phil told Traci dad he had cheated on his wife was incorrect. His mother was the cheater and her father was a widower. Too many places everywhere with nonsense.
If you like a naughty little forbidden story this one was amazing. I will admit it is somewhat odd for a few shared moments between the step-siblings but I still really loved how they story went and the flow with the characters. The scrabble game was a good part in the story. All in all a good story.
Well. Ga Enjoy bacanya. Karakternya ini sifatnya naik turun kyk roller coaster dan yg lebih parah lagi lack of chemistry. Kecuali chemistry buat uhuk2.
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