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javalenciaph 's review for:
The Pool Boy
by Nikki Sloane
Note: An ARC was provided by the author via Valentine PR.
This book was every bit as hot as I expected it to be, but it also had a great deal of heart and one heck of a story to tell. I love that Nikki Sloane doesn't skimp on any of it, and she's given readers two main characters that you seriously want to cheer on as they try to figure out how to be together as a couple and get their you-know-what together as individuals. Yes, the age difference is rather huge, but when you find that person you share a one-of-a-kind connection with, that number doesn't matter as much as you once thought. And a May-December romance with the woman being older than the man that's as well written as this is exactly the stuff I so adore reading.
There's so much more to Erika and Troy's story than her being the woman a teen Troy started fantasizing about and how he tends to her pool and other, erm, needs. However, I'm not going to divulge those details here. I'm actually doing you a favor because you'll be able to read it all first-hand once you pick up. The Pool Boy ends with more of a happy-for-now feel than the usual happily-ever-after, but that isn't even a big deal because it ends with ME being happily satisfied. This snags five stars.
This book was every bit as hot as I expected it to be, but it also had a great deal of heart and one heck of a story to tell. I love that Nikki Sloane doesn't skimp on any of it, and she's given readers two main characters that you seriously want to cheer on as they try to figure out how to be together as a couple and get their you-know-what together as individuals. Yes, the age difference is rather huge, but when you find that person you share a one-of-a-kind connection with, that number doesn't matter as much as you once thought. And a May-December romance with the woman being older than the man that's as well written as this is exactly the stuff I so adore reading.
There's so much more to Erika and Troy's story than her being the woman a teen Troy started fantasizing about and how he tends to her pool and other, erm, needs. However, I'm not going to divulge those details here. I'm actually doing you a favor because you'll be able to read it all first-hand once you pick up. The Pool Boy ends with more of a happy-for-now feel than the usual happily-ever-after, but that isn't even a big deal because it ends with ME being happily satisfied. This snags five stars.