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A review by layla87
Cameron Wants to Be a Hero by Anyta Sunday
3.0
3.5 stars
I received an ARC from GRR and this is my honest review.
I will be frank here and say that I struggled with the writing style with this one, but once I got over it a bit, I enjoyed the story overall.
- Cameron is the truest form of a cinnamon roll character. His inner monologues, dialogues, thought process and reactions to what was happening around him were very sweet and endearing. he was simply adorable if a bit unrealistic at times, but that's ok! it's fiction after al.
Henry was also a delight. the English teacher with the mischievous streak who was drawn to Cameron like a moth to a flame.
The friendship that sparked between these men was realistic and sweet. They talked and understood each other. I loved the almost lack of drama.
The UST, the intimacy and the love scenes were in point.. I would have loved more sex scenes though... #Greedy
Loved the ending
Hated John with a passion... he was creepy.
All in all... it was a goood read!
I received an ARC from GRR and this is my honest review.
I will be frank here and say that I struggled with the writing style with this one, but once I got over it a bit, I enjoyed the story overall.
- Cameron is the truest form of a cinnamon roll character. His inner monologues, dialogues, thought process and reactions to what was happening around him were very sweet and endearing. he was simply adorable if a bit unrealistic at times, but that's ok! it's fiction after al.
Henry was also a delight. the English teacher with the mischievous streak who was drawn to Cameron like a moth to a flame.
The friendship that sparked between these men was realistic and sweet. They talked and understood each other. I loved the almost lack of drama.
The UST, the intimacy and the love scenes were in point.. I would have loved more sex scenes though... #Greedy
Loved the ending
Hated John with a passion... he was creepy.
All in all... it was a goood read!