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A review by queenofswordsandwords
Budding Attraction by Saxon James
5.0
He’s their quiet, and I’m their chaos.
i went into this book expecting a fun time, and i got that, plus so much more. from flowershop banter to finding fun reasons to buy flowers to helping at the local market. to attraction to slow exploration. this was a beautiful lesson in being kind and patient. the communication these two have is beautiful.
“If my parents, my aunts, my uncles, all those people on TV hadn’t pushed the concept of husband and wife down my throat every fucking day, would I have picked up on it earlier? Would I have been able to be myself? Experiment? Experience the things that were my right to experience?”
the discussions about identity and exploration had me very emotional. this is a top saxon james book, my favorite of the series.
i went into this book expecting a fun time, and i got that, plus so much more. from flowershop banter to finding fun reasons to buy flowers to helping at the local market. to attraction to slow exploration. this was a beautiful lesson in being kind and patient. the communication these two have is beautiful.
“If my parents, my aunts, my uncles, all those people on TV hadn’t pushed the concept of husband and wife down my throat every fucking day, would I have picked up on it earlier? Would I have been able to be myself? Experiment? Experience the things that were my right to experience?”
the discussions about identity and exploration had me very emotional. this is a top saxon james book, my favorite of the series.