I Probably Should Have Kept That To Myself

by Nicole E. Woolaston

In his first solo book, bassist Aidan Sirci agrees to spend a weekend in Las Vegas with his brothers. It’s supposed to be a bonding experience, however Aidan isn’t looking forward to it at all. Between the gambling, the booze, and the tight quarters in the hotel room, the Sirci brothers are about to learn a few truths about one another, and Aidan is about to give them a dose of his no filter, totally honest personality, whether they want it or not.

Paperback

Published February 1, 2021

About the author

Writer, reader, and lover of anime, books, poetry and punk rock. Nicole has been writing books for herself since first grade, and self-published he first book in 2009, titled "Fortune's Wing". She has published other books since then, and she's still writing. She also writes poetry, song lyrics and plays the guitar.

Reviews

[Ebunny · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is one of those books you didn't know you needed to read. I not particularly close to my family; I'm sort of the black sheep so I could relate to everything Aidan talked about here. The story begins with Aidan heading to Las Vegas with his brothers: a group of guys he has very little in common with and doesn’t spend much time with. Things start out smoothly enough, but the unspoken tension among the foursome begins to rise as alcohol-induced conversations bring out certain truths none of them were prepared to deal with. If you’ve ever read an Our Lady book, you already know how sarcastic Aidan can be. Mix that with alcohol and a closed in space (the hotel suite), and you have the perfect recipe for trouble. Aidan is my favorite because the most traumatic things happen to him, and he still finds a way to deal with it using his wit and sense of humor. I think out of all the Our Lady characters, he does the most growing as a person. This new book is listed as “guys’ fiction”, but I think anyone who reads it will connect with it and enjoy it.

[June E. Parris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very humorous book. There are a lot of things I can relate to when it comes to Aidan.