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A review by viibeke
The Lightning-Struck Heart by TJ Klune
5.0
4,8-5⭐️
Not sure where to begin.
This was a fun read! It's written in first person, which I usually don't mess around with, but like with the Green Creek series, I find that I really don't mind.
Sam of Wilds, my messy son, I love him more than anything. He has no brain to mouth filter and is so obvious that it sometimes borders on painful. Did I mention that I love him?
This book has a lot of sexual humor and a lot of banter. Every page is full of it, and it keeps going throughout the entire book. Every character seems to have no filter, and they're all just blurting out their thoughts left and right. Well, almost. Some of them are more filtered than others.
My son Sam has the best of friends: Gary and Tiggy, who are as filthy minded, messy and outspoken as he is. They love each other fiercely.
There's also so much pining in this. It's like the slowest of slowburns even though everyone(!!!!) is aware of the chemistry and the honest to God eyefucking.
I don't think this book is for everyone. I loved it.
Not sure where to begin.
This was a fun read! It's written in first person, which I usually don't mess around with, but like with the Green Creek series, I find that I really don't mind.
Sam of Wilds, my messy son, I love him more than anything. He has no brain to mouth filter and is so obvious that it sometimes borders on painful. Did I mention that I love him?
This book has a lot of sexual humor and a lot of banter. Every page is full of it, and it keeps going throughout the entire book. Every character seems to have no filter, and they're all just blurting out their thoughts left and right. Well, almost. Some of them are more filtered than others.
My son Sam has the best of friends: Gary and Tiggy, who are as filthy minded, messy and outspoken as he is. They love each other fiercely.
There's also so much pining in this. It's like the slowest of slowburns even though everyone(!!!!) is aware of the chemistry and the honest to God eyefucking.
I don't think this book is for everyone. I loved it.