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karennnru's review against another edition
4.0
Lo disfruté mucho, la evolución de Tyler hasta darse cuenta de sus sentimientos por Nick, toda su etapa de aceptación y experimentación me encanta, los libros de alessandra deben releerse mil veces
jazjas333's review against another edition
3.0
3.5
writing was sort of repetitive about the entire middle of the book and the final chapter was kind of disatisfying.
IN OTHER NEWS: A new hockey m/m story (why do i love so many of those) + my favorites Shawn and Derek!!! I'm so excited for the next book.
writing was sort of repetitive about the entire middle of the book and the final chapter was kind of disatisfying.
IN OTHER NEWS: A new hockey m/m story (why do i love so many of those) + my favorites Shawn and Derek!!! I'm so excited for the next book.
jaxsyms's review against another edition
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.25
eesh25's review against another edition
4.0
Was it silly of me to expect that Nick would get a normal romance story? Yes, it was. Because "normal" is the opposite of what Alessandra Hazard does and this book was no different. It was a friends-to-lovers story unlike any I've read, mainly because Tyler was so adamant that he wasn't gay, which is pretty hard to do when you're having sex with your male best friend. But he had his reasons for being in denial and all of it made for a good (and hot) read.
Also, I loved the very very small introduction to the MCs of the next book, in which we'll be meeting Rutledge and Shawn again as well (yay!).
Also, I loved the very very small introduction to the MCs of the next book, in which we'll be meeting Rutledge and Shawn again as well (yay!).
jodiexmae's review against another edition
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.25
_deynaaaa's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
becksgoesbookish's review against another edition
3.0
This was HYSTERICAL at the start, dummies friends to lovers is my catnip. But it just didn’t stick the landing the way the most recent books in this series I’ve read have (6 & 12). It was also 100 pages shorter than most books in this series, so I think that’s why the “romance” and relationship building between the two MCs just wasn’t there
imme_van_gorp's review against another edition
1.0
|| 1.0 star ||
Oh my god, this was awful. I hate it so much. This might have been the worst relationship to ever exist.
Nick called Tyler a woman during sex, and not even in a kinky way, but instead he did it as a punishment and to humiliate him. I guess it turned into kink later on, but still. The intentions were horrible.
Nick took hate-sex to a whole new level and it bordered on sexual assault. It was even worse since they were supposed to be best friends. It’s not even an enemies-to-lovers thing (not that it would have been okay then). It was just uncomfortable and sad.
Even though Tyler was ridiculous and stupid in a way that was anything but endearing, he still had good intentions and was a nice guy overall. I felt really bad for him that Nick was such a bastard and that Nick suddenly turned so mean whereas he was supportive before; it was heart-breaking. Tyler basically lost his only friend and instead got humiliation, hatred and dismissiveness from the same guy in return.
Despite the awful treatment he got, Tyler was somehow still completely obsessed with Nick and was pretty much willing to do anything for his affection, approval and attention. He was constantly scared that Nick would get angry or get sick of him, and Nick gave him plenty of reason to fear such a thing. It seemed to me that Tyler was basically in an abusive relationship now. How awful.
Also, I’m pretty sure Nick was either a psychopath or had dissociative identity disorder. This dude creeped me out with his mood swings and personality switches. It was pretty insane and not at all normal.
The sex scenes were far too frequent and also anything but hot. Tyler was hyper-focused on dick, and was completely insatiable. He didn’t like men, but he always wanted a dick in his arse. Right..
And then when he did get that dick from his best friend, it didn’t take long for Nick to start aggressively calling him a slut and to always refer to his (non-existent) “wet pussy”. Um. No, thank you.
Anyway, it was so frustrating and so draining to be stuck inside Tyler’s head. It made me so mad and I genuinely just had to skim sometimes because I got so annoyed.
I was really hoping Tyler would tell Nick to fuck off and never speak to him again, but unfortunately that did not happen. He was a major doormat who repeatedly let himself get stomped on. I HATED IT.
'Straight Guys' series:
0. Straight Boy - 3.0 stars
1. Just a Bit Twisted - 3.5 stars
2. Just a Bit Obsessed - 3.0 stars
3. Just a Bit Unhealthy - 2.5 stars
4. Just a Bit Wrong - 3.5 stars
5. Just a Bit Confusing - 1.5 stars
6. Just a Bit Ruthless - 4.0 stars
7. Just a Bit Wicked - 3.5 stars
8. Just a Bit Shameless - 4.5 stars
9. Just a Bit Gay - 1.0 star
10. Just a Bit Dirty - 3.0 stars
11. Just a Bit Wrecked - 2.5 stars
12. Just a Bit Bossy - 3.0 stars
13. Just a Bit Heartless - 3.5 stars
14. Just a Bit Captivated - 3.0 stars
Oh my god, this was awful. I hate it so much. This might have been the worst relationship to ever exist.
Nick called Tyler a woman during sex, and not even in a kinky way, but instead he did it as a punishment and to humiliate him. I guess it turned into kink later on, but still. The intentions were horrible.
Nick took hate-sex to a whole new level and it bordered on sexual assault. It was even worse since they were supposed to be best friends. It’s not even an enemies-to-lovers thing (not that it would have been okay then). It was just uncomfortable and sad.
Even though Tyler was ridiculous and stupid in a way that was anything but endearing, he still had good intentions and was a nice guy overall. I felt really bad for him that Nick was such a bastard and that Nick suddenly turned so mean whereas he was supportive before; it was heart-breaking. Tyler basically lost his only friend and instead got humiliation, hatred and dismissiveness from the same guy in return.
Despite the awful treatment he got, Tyler was somehow still completely obsessed with Nick and was pretty much willing to do anything for his affection, approval and attention. He was constantly scared that Nick would get angry or get sick of him, and Nick gave him plenty of reason to fear such a thing. It seemed to me that Tyler was basically in an abusive relationship now. How awful.
Also, I’m pretty sure Nick was either a psychopath or had dissociative identity disorder. This dude creeped me out with his mood swings and personality switches. It was pretty insane and not at all normal.
The sex scenes were far too frequent and also anything but hot. Tyler was hyper-focused on dick, and was completely insatiable. He didn’t like men, but he always wanted a dick in his arse. Right..
And then when he did get that dick from his best friend, it didn’t take long for Nick to start aggressively calling him a slut and to always refer to his (non-existent) “wet pussy”. Um. No, thank you.
Anyway, it was so frustrating and so draining to be stuck inside Tyler’s head. It made me so mad and I genuinely just had to skim sometimes because I got so annoyed.
I was really hoping Tyler would tell Nick to fuck off and never speak to him again, but unfortunately that did not happen. He was a major doormat who repeatedly let himself get stomped on. I HATED IT.
'Straight Guys' series:
0. Straight Boy - 3.0 stars
1. Just a Bit Twisted - 3.5 stars
2. Just a Bit Obsessed - 3.0 stars
3. Just a Bit Unhealthy - 2.5 stars
4. Just a Bit Wrong - 3.5 stars
5. Just a Bit Confusing - 1.5 stars
6. Just a Bit Ruthless - 4.0 stars
7. Just a Bit Wicked - 3.5 stars
8. Just a Bit Shameless - 4.5 stars
9. Just a Bit Gay - 1.0 star
10. Just a Bit Dirty - 3.0 stars
11. Just a Bit Wrecked - 2.5 stars
12. Just a Bit Bossy - 3.0 stars
13. Just a Bit Heartless - 3.5 stars
14. Just a Bit Captivated - 3.0 stars
lfjm's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
This was fun hehe. Devoured the story within a few hours. The story is about the openly gay Hardaway brother Nick and his best friend Tyler. At times I really didn't like the way Nick treated Tyler, but I cant lie the different personas were kina hot. The spice was on point. There was also humiliation and feminisation involved, which I really didn't mind. The ending was just to abrupt, I wish we could have read more about their couple time.
jupiterlee's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0