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A review by aligroen
Lazy Sundays by K-lee Klein
4.0
A Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Review An Alisa Review:
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
I read the original shorts a long time ago and know I enjoyed them but didn’t remember much. I was excited to read this one and get a fresh look at this story and I really enjoyed it.
Scott has never had much encouragement or support and love from his family while Devon has a wonderful support system behind him and his own self-confidence. They come from such different backgrounds but have much more in common than one could ever think.
Scott is so terribly shy and unsure, just waiting for his time with Devon to end. I felt his pain and fear but loved how Devon wanted him to see how worthy he was. It took a bit to get to know Devon since the first part of the book was all from Scott’s point of view and Devon was very secretive but once he opened up he held on with both hands. I just wish Scott hadn’t been hurt so much in the process. I liked their relationship once they figured everything out and how they supported each other. There were a few times where things were discussed multiple times or brought up again after a previous discussion and that is really the only problem I had with the story.
The cover art by Karrie Jax is wonderful and I loved the visuals of the characters.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
I read the original shorts a long time ago and know I enjoyed them but didn’t remember much. I was excited to read this one and get a fresh look at this story and I really enjoyed it.
Scott has never had much encouragement or support and love from his family while Devon has a wonderful support system behind him and his own self-confidence. They come from such different backgrounds but have much more in common than one could ever think.
Scott is so terribly shy and unsure, just waiting for his time with Devon to end. I felt his pain and fear but loved how Devon wanted him to see how worthy he was. It took a bit to get to know Devon since the first part of the book was all from Scott’s point of view and Devon was very secretive but once he opened up he held on with both hands. I just wish Scott hadn’t been hurt so much in the process. I liked their relationship once they figured everything out and how they supported each other. There were a few times where things were discussed multiple times or brought up again after a previous discussion and that is really the only problem I had with the story.
The cover art by Karrie Jax is wonderful and I loved the visuals of the characters.