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katiebella_reads 's review for:
Heels Over Head
by Octavia Jensen
funny
lighthearted
relaxing
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
3.75 ⭐️
3🌶
Miles has arrived with his own tale to tell. Best friend of Nico. It's time he finds his own true love. It's now St Patrick's Day, and he is running into the exuberant Stella. (The s*x shop owner from Santa's Lay)
"He didn’t have a chiseled jaw or fuck-me eyes like my usual type, but he had trust-me eyes, touch-me eyes, innocent eyes."
Miles is a little nieve and a lot sweet. Dorky and shy and completely awkward, but eager to please and adorably adorably, he is a total boyfriend package. A cinnamon roll. Stella obviously wants to corrupt him in all the most delightfully fun ways.
Opposites attract in this cute and dirty novella. Her wild and free him on the straight and narrow, they couldn't be more different or more made for each other.
For some reason, the "yes ma'am" in this book icked me out way less than any "yes sir" does. Maybe it's the reversal of roles in gender. Maybe I just enjoy a powerful woman. Maybe this is just a good read 📚 🤔
3🌶
Miles has arrived with his own tale to tell. Best friend of Nico. It's time he finds his own true love. It's now St Patrick's Day, and he is running into the exuberant Stella. (The s*x shop owner from Santa's Lay)
"He didn’t have a chiseled jaw or fuck-me eyes like my usual type, but he had trust-me eyes, touch-me eyes, innocent eyes."
Miles is a little nieve and a lot sweet. Dorky and shy and completely awkward, but eager to please and adorably adorably, he is a total boyfriend package. A cinnamon roll. Stella obviously wants to corrupt him in all the most delightfully fun ways.
Opposites attract in this cute and dirty novella. Her wild and free him on the straight and narrow, they couldn't be more different or more made for each other.
For some reason, the "yes ma'am" in this book icked me out way less than any "yes sir" does. Maybe it's the reversal of roles in gender. Maybe I just enjoy a powerful woman. Maybe this is just a good read 📚 🤔