The Education of Sebastian discussion

This is the most beautiful story I've ever read. I'm so sad that it's over... ugh I've been looking for another story like this one but, there are just so many books out there I cant really find anything. Does anybody have an idea? Can anybody think of a similar book?

ps: I dont like the dom/sub stuff it's boring.

thanks..

Have you read on the island ?

Marci wrote: "I second the On the Island recommendation if you like the older female/younger male concept.

There's a sequel to Sebastian. Have you read that yet? It picks up 1..."


Oh yes I have read the second book, 'The Education of Caroline' too. That's why I'm so sad, cause I finished those 2 books within 3 days...lol and I have also read On The Island - that one wasnt as good. It was okay though...

Marci wrote: "Ha! I understand reading 2 books in 3 days. Once I start some of these I'm unable to concentrate on anything else!

Maybe it would help if you described what you liked about these? I have a ton of ..."

Uh, yeah I like the older female/younger male thing. I liked the concept. And Sebastian being a blonde surfer guy.. and all. He has my favorite personality, he's absolutely dreamy but also very realistic.. I just loved it. It's perfectly written. I normally get bored easily. I dont always finish the books. But this one was really great.

Please do make suggestions though I'd be so grateful lol :)

Marci wrote: "I really liked Alice Clayton's Redhead series and .
Cute and funny and very sweet. Not as dramatic as Sebastian ..."

Oh thank you so much for the suggestions.. I will definitely try them. :)

I was also wondering um,

1) Do you know any good/intense romance novels written by male authors? I read some Nicholas Sparks novels, I only kind of liked 'Message In a Bottle' but the others were kind of boring...

2) Do you know if there are any novels, with a male character who isn't a bold and an arrogant womanizer? Because all writers seem to be describing the same guy in every novel. I'm so kinda fed up with the tan, blue eyed, dark haired guys and also fed up with 100% self-confident females who are obsessed with their 'careers'...

I would like a one-sided love story, and um, maybe a girl falling in love with a gay guy and trying to turn him to straight... or err, a story with a male character who is shy, or too delicate or something...something like, girl being ignored by the.. serious, aloof guy... maybe. I just dont like ordinary stuff...

Finding Home

This was an amazing book I loved it. It has an older woman younger man thing going on. I could really feel for the couple in it.

The Redhead books were great too. Loved On the island also.

Escorted

This was also a really strong storyline. Was a great read.

Brenda wrote: "Escorted

This was also a really strong storyline. Was a great read."

Yeah, that one is also one of my faves... It was a unique story. lol

Poughkeepsie
I really liked this one too.
Heller This one was a ripper too. Not really in the vein of what your looking for but very entertaining, funny and sexy and the first book is free. I Read the remaining 3 in the series in a week i liked them so much.

Brenda wrote: "Poughkeepsie
I really liked this one too.
Heller This one was a ripper too. Not really in the vein of what your looking for but very entertaining, funny and sexy and the first book is free. I Re..."

I read Poughkeepsie, good story idea but it was poorly written... i stopped reading after 30 pages.

What about Fallen from grace by Laura leone or painted face by L.S Cosway ? Those two have unconventional love story ?

Bonnieskywalker wrote: "Marci wrote: "I second the On the Island recommendation if you like the older female/younger male concept.

There's a sequel to Sebastian. Have you read that yet?..."

Do you know there's few one shor stories from Seb pov? :) and maybe the fourth story soon.

TEOS/C is one of my fave too. Love love love Seb!

Bonnieskywalker wrote: "Marci wrote: "I really liked Alice Clayton's Redhead series and .
Cute and funny and very sweet. Not as dramatic..."

Lol!! You're funneh :)...
Maybe try Remember When by T.Torres? Its wuite ordinary but reAlistic. No billionaire stuff, or insta lust thing and it brought you back to the 80s uring high school. Its a series. Its quite good.

I just finished "The Pearl Trilogy" by Arianne Richmonde that was a great read, now I'm in book depression mode, but I recommend these books - you will love them!

Janice wrote: "I just finished "The Pearl Trilogy" by Arianne Richmonde that was a great read, now I'm in book depression mode, but I recommend these books - you will love them!"

thank you I will read them <3<3<3