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A review by anais_novels
The P*ssy Next Door by Amy Award
3.0
Amy Award has done it again. This is her third book in the Kingsmen series, and it’s full of fluff, puns, and cuteness, but it falls short in some areas.
The main characters are a good mix. The conflict, where one person wants to leave while the other wants to stay, is quite common in reality and a good idea for an internal conflict. However, the buildup and resolution felt rushed and unsatisfying, as the chosen solution only delays the problem rather than resolving it. I also had issues with how Willa handled the situation with her brother.
Despite this, I enjoyed the couple’s dynamics, with Willa being more experienced and him being the virgin. It was refreshing to see her showing him new things due to her travels. Willa's desire to continue her travels without giving it all up for a man, which is often the case, was a nice change.
Overall, it was a fun and fluffy read, but the main conflict and ending fell flat, making it just a light romance story.
Thank you, Amy Award and Love Notes PR, for the ARC. All expressed opinions are my own.
The main characters are a good mix. The conflict, where one person wants to leave while the other wants to stay, is quite common in reality and a good idea for an internal conflict. However, the buildup and resolution felt rushed and unsatisfying, as the chosen solution only delays the problem rather than resolving it. I also had issues with how Willa handled the situation with her brother.
Despite this, I enjoyed the couple’s dynamics, with Willa being more experienced and him being the virgin. It was refreshing to see her showing him new things due to her travels. Willa's desire to continue her travels without giving it all up for a man, which is often the case, was a nice change.
Overall, it was a fun and fluffy read, but the main conflict and ending fell flat, making it just a light romance story.
Thank you, Amy Award and Love Notes PR, for the ARC. All expressed opinions are my own.