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vrstal's review
3.0
3/5. Highlights may contain spoilers. Read at your own risk.
Content Warnings for book: N/A
Kink: Daddy kink, non-sexual age play, non-sexual ABDL
XOXO, Byron by A.W. Scott is a queer-awakening, kink-awakening Daddy/little story, with a Daddy with ADHD and a little with anxiety.
I think the best part of this story is the mental health rep and neurodiversity rep, how therapy is handled, and overall there is a sense that these two are not being 'compromised' or forced to be someone they aren't for each other. Byron and Jasper are both so sweet, and Jasper's way of figuring himself out came before Byron, and I like that. He had dated other men to figure it out, had close queer friends to discuss questions he had, and generally it is not an angsty story and felt realistic.
Byron and Jasper are both close in age, and while it is instalove in how they get together, their moments were so cute and I was just very happy for them both and how they suited each other. Both in the kink play and as partners. Their relationship aside, honestly the best part of these is just how genuine and organic the friendships are built between everyone. I know they are future MCs, but they don't take up too much page time and feel different enough from each other I don't get them confused.
There are some editing issues with this, more noticeable in the first half. Despite that, I do recommend this book for some no-angst fluff!
Content Warnings for book: N/A
Kink: Daddy kink, non-sexual age play, non-sexual ABDL
XOXO, Byron by A.W. Scott is a queer-awakening, kink-awakening Daddy/little story, with a Daddy with ADHD and a little with anxiety.
I think the best part of this story is the mental health rep and neurodiversity rep, how therapy is handled, and overall there is a sense that these two are not being 'compromised' or forced to be someone they aren't for each other. Byron and Jasper are both so sweet, and Jasper's way of figuring himself out came before Byron, and I like that. He had dated other men to figure it out, had close queer friends to discuss questions he had, and generally it is not an angsty story and felt realistic.
Byron and Jasper are both close in age, and while it is instalove in how they get together, their moments were so cute and I was just very happy for them both and how they suited each other. Both in the kink play and as partners. Their relationship aside, honestly the best part of these is just how genuine and organic the friendships are built between everyone. I know they are future MCs, but they don't take up too much page time and feel different enough from each other I don't get them confused.
There are some editing issues with this, more noticeable in the first half. Despite that, I do recommend this book for some no-angst fluff!
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