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A review by charlottenw1
A Secret for a Secret by Helena Hunting
4.0
I was sceptical about Kingston because he wasn't a character I thought I would like so much from seeing him on the sidelines in the other two books. He just seemed a bit odd and different to the "typical" hero. But that proves I shouldn't judge a book by its cover because his quirkiness made him such an intriguing and attractive character.
Kingston and Queenie are entirely different characters and they have a beautiful opposites attracts romance with a slight age gap. I was rooting for them to work out from start to finish and both Kingston and Queenie have some challenges to work through. Kingston proves that he can be the rule-abiding alpha hero who drinks milk and drives with his hands at ten to two while being a multiple O scorer in the bedroom. Kingston is so gentle and kind to Queenies crazy chaos but they definitely work.
Kingston and Queenie are entirely different characters and they have a beautiful opposites attracts romance with a slight age gap. I was rooting for them to work out from start to finish and both Kingston and Queenie have some challenges to work through. Kingston proves that he can be the rule-abiding alpha hero who drinks milk and drives with his hands at ten to two while being a multiple O scorer in the bedroom. Kingston is so gentle and kind to Queenies crazy chaos but they definitely work.