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A review by mamabookwyrm
Boston by Alexis Alvarez
4.0
Holy smoking Kindle Batman! Boston was deliciously dirty. The chemistry between Parker “Boston” Minelli and Abby is outrageous. The way that they teased and taunted each other, I could almost feel the sexual tension seeping out of the edges of my eReader. It was steamy, yummy and just what the doctor order to help me relax after a stressful week. But before you think it’s all fun and games, there are some definite feels here. Alexis Alvarez tackles some typical relationship issues with aplomb.
Boston and Abby are collaborating on a new idea for a novel, pairing his photographs with his words to create a unique product they are sure will blow readers’ minds. As they work together and get to know each other, their attraction grows but their differences also become glaringly apparent. Their insecurities are completely relatable. It makes their relationship issues seem real. This didn’t feel like one of those novels where you’re thinking “ugh they just need to #@$^ing talk to each other, this conflict is stupid.” While they did need to just talk to each other, I could definitely relate to why they didn’t. I could put myself in Abby’s shoes easily (and I would…I’d happily take a Boston any day, just don’t tell my husband).
This is one I’ll definitely be recommending to my friends. I think there’s a new book boyfriend in the mix people. One-click Boston today and introduce yourself to your newest obsession.
ARC received in exchange for an honest review.
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Boston and Abby are collaborating on a new idea for a novel, pairing his photographs with his words to create a unique product they are sure will blow readers’ minds. As they work together and get to know each other, their attraction grows but their differences also become glaringly apparent. Their insecurities are completely relatable. It makes their relationship issues seem real. This didn’t feel like one of those novels where you’re thinking “ugh they just need to #@$^ing talk to each other, this conflict is stupid.” While they did need to just talk to each other, I could definitely relate to why they didn’t. I could put myself in Abby’s shoes easily (and I would…I’d happily take a Boston any day, just don’t tell my husband).
This is one I’ll definitely be recommending to my friends. I think there’s a new book boyfriend in the mix people. One-click Boston today and introduce yourself to your newest obsession.
ARC received in exchange for an honest review.
For more reviews, visit