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C'mon frat boys with hearts of gold, I need a Chad in my life!
I was in a fraternity when I was an undergrad & have lowkey been giving the side eye to these frat boy romances, but Saxon James, you've totally changed my tune - this was so much fun, truthfully some of the most fun I've ever had reading a romance. Bailey & Chad had amazing chemistry & their banter was hilarious - the snark was on point here, they had me laughing out loud numerous times (especially Chad, what a gem). The King of Thieves game was really fun to follow & a great way to carry the romance along throughout. This was a super low-angst, pure entertainment & shenanigans kind of book, there wasn't really too big of a conflict & there didn't need to be. It was just really adorable, super steamy (the ♋️ was just
I was in a fraternity when I was an undergrad & have lowkey been giving the side eye to these frat boy romances, but Saxon James, you've totally changed my tune - this was so much fun, truthfully some of the most fun I've ever had reading a romance. Bailey & Chad had amazing chemistry & their banter was hilarious - the snark was on point here, they had me laughing out loud numerous times (especially Chad, what a gem). The King of Thieves game was really fun to follow & a great way to carry the romance along throughout. This was a super low-angst, pure entertainment & shenanigans kind of book, there wasn't really too big of a conflict & there didn't need to be. It was just really adorable, super steamy (the ♋️ was just
That was a fun read without too much drama between the main MCs.
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
funny
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Loveable characters:
Yes
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus:
N/A
I did not expect to love this book, I struggle with the toxic nature of "greek culture" in the US College system, so was expecting this to be a bit cringy in parts.
BUT I should have remembered that this was Saxon James. She takes something that is as potentially toxic as a Frat House and turns it into an safe and welcoming Found Family situation. Even when the pranks start to get out of hand, there is real concern about the well being for all involved, and there are clear limits of when something goes "too far". These are all characters that I would want to hang out with.
The competing frats give a great backgrounds for an opposites attack, secret affair that left me feeling like a human love eyes emoji.
BUT I should have remembered that this was Saxon James. She takes something that is as potentially toxic as a Frat House and turns it into an safe and welcoming Found Family situation. Even when the pranks start to get out of hand, there is real concern about the well being for all involved, and there are clear limits of when something goes "too far". These are all characters that I would want to hang out with.
The competing frats give a great backgrounds for an opposites attack, secret affair that left me feeling like a human love eyes emoji.
⭐︎4.5 stars!⭐︎
Well this sure turned into such a delightful surprise.
It's not quite a full 5 stars only because the beginning did take a little bit to get me into it, and into these two.
But then around 25% something really clicked, and I started to fall for these two as a couple. Their chemistry really came out after they started to get to know each other and talk to each other.
Chad seems like the quintessential frat guy. His name is Chad, he's a jock, he's big and jacked and handsome, and he seems like a dude bro.
Bailey is seemingly the opposite of that. He's attractive, but tall and skinny with barely any muscle, is more studious and and pretty uninvolved in the frat war thing, and isn't much interested in the ongoing pranks between his frat and Chad's frat. He's also just transferred his senior year to be closer to his family after his mom's health scare, and doesn't have that connection with the brother's and these two particular frats and their rivalry yet.
So when there's a party at Chad's frat, these two bump into each other, literally, and it's pretty much over for them. They start to hook up right away, but then they find out they're from warring frats before they can do more than make out and take off shirts.
Bailey puts a stop to it, because he does want to make friends in his frat and sleeping with their rival frat's VP, and one who they curse his name quite a bit, won't garner him any goodwill.
He tries to stay away, and Chad understands too, but for Chad he can't stay away. He wants Bailey. At first they both think they just need to hook up and it'll be out of their systems, but of course it's not that, and soon enough they can't get enough of each other.
Bailey learns just how sweet Chad actually is, how kind and thoughtful and fun. Where Bailey needs to plan and think out all the possibilities, Chad just does things, without much thought, and goes with it.
They were really great together. Once I really got into this story and these two, I couldn't get enough and had to keep reading, and it didn't disappoint, all the way to the end.
The Frat War wasn't actually all that big a deal for a good portion of this, as they tried to keep the pranks as just that, pranks and not hazing. They were trying to be respectful and not try to hurt anyone.
But as Chad and Bailey continue their secret relationship, a guy in Bailey's frat who has a crush on him guesses their relationship, and he doesn't like it, and tensions boil over when Lucas, the guy who has a crush on Bailey, has a hand in making one prank go wrong, and then the frats are truly warring with each other.
And it turns out that it is Chad and Bailey who are able to put a stop to the frat war.
I loved this book. It has really endeared me to this author too. I loved them and their co-authorship with Eden Finley, but that was the only work of theirs I'd read, never a work by just them. Well, now I'll definitely be reading more of their solo works, for sure <3
A definite win for me. The frat war stuff was fun and really drove the plot along, with Chad and Bailey having to hide their relationship, but falling more and more every day and not wanting to hide it.
I highly recommend this. It was just so good and I couldn't put it down. Two massive thumbs up from me! Can't wait for the next book in this series, which I think will totally be about Robbie and Brandon <3
Well this sure turned into such a delightful surprise.
It's not quite a full 5 stars only because the beginning did take a little bit to get me into it, and into these two.
But then around 25% something really clicked, and I started to fall for these two as a couple. Their chemistry really came out after they started to get to know each other and talk to each other.
Chad seems like the quintessential frat guy. His name is Chad, he's a jock, he's big and jacked and handsome, and he seems like a dude bro.
Bailey is seemingly the opposite of that. He's attractive, but tall and skinny with barely any muscle, is more studious and and pretty uninvolved in the frat war thing, and isn't much interested in the ongoing pranks between his frat and Chad's frat. He's also just transferred his senior year to be closer to his family after his mom's health scare, and doesn't have that connection with the brother's and these two particular frats and their rivalry yet.
So when there's a party at Chad's frat, these two bump into each other, literally, and it's pretty much over for them. They start to hook up right away, but then they find out they're from warring frats before they can do more than make out and take off shirts.
Bailey puts a stop to it, because he does want to make friends in his frat and sleeping with their rival frat's VP, and one who they curse his name quite a bit, won't garner him any goodwill.
He tries to stay away, and Chad understands too, but for Chad he can't stay away. He wants Bailey. At first they both think they just need to hook up and it'll be out of their systems, but of course it's not that, and soon enough they can't get enough of each other.
Bailey learns just how sweet Chad actually is, how kind and thoughtful and fun. Where Bailey needs to plan and think out all the possibilities, Chad just does things, without much thought, and goes with it.
They were really great together. Once I really got into this story and these two, I couldn't get enough and had to keep reading, and it didn't disappoint, all the way to the end.
The Frat War wasn't actually all that big a deal for a good portion of this, as they tried to keep the pranks as just that, pranks and not hazing. They were trying to be respectful and not try to hurt anyone.
But as Chad and Bailey continue their secret relationship, a guy in Bailey's frat who has a crush on him guesses their relationship, and he doesn't like it, and tensions boil over when Lucas, the guy who has a crush on Bailey, has a hand in making one prank go wrong, and then the frats are truly warring with each other.
And it turns out that it is Chad and Bailey who are able to put a stop to the frat war.
I loved this book. It has really endeared me to this author too. I loved them and their co-authorship with Eden Finley, but that was the only work of theirs I'd read, never a work by just them. Well, now I'll definitely be reading more of their solo works, for sure <3
A definite win for me. The frat war stuff was fun and really drove the plot along, with Chad and Bailey having to hide their relationship, but falling more and more every day and not wanting to hide it.
I highly recommend this. It was just so good and I couldn't put it down. Two massive thumbs up from me! Can't wait for the next book in this series, which I think will totally be about Robbie and Brandon <3
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
So good!
This book is amazing. I love college romance and the frat element makes it that much better. The jokes and pranks had me laughing my butt off and at the same time these guys are HOT. WHEW! This book was sooo great. I'm about to dive straight into the next book!
This book is amazing. I love college romance and the frat element makes it that much better. The jokes and pranks had me laughing my butt off and at the same time these guys are HOT. WHEW! This book was sooo great. I'm about to dive straight into the next book!