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m1racleco 's review for:
The P*ssy Next Door
by Amy Award
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
“I could wait for a lifetime of adeventures with the one man would would always be my home”
This is the third instalment within the cocky kingsman series and this was a sold book overall. I really fell in love with the found family the actual family and the girls of the book are creating within the universe and it shows in certain moments between the family which really draws me to this series and I love the hints within the book.
When it came to Willa and Hayes’s story I didn’t find myself drew to their love story but rather themselves as individual characters. It felt as the book continued they lost themselves within the romance and what made them individuals. For example Hayes and his gaming and him being a geeky boy was completely dropped when he saw her naked for the first time.
I enjoy the between them finding love in their hobbies such a a star trek and found a sense of relatability in them as individuals her being a reader and him being a gamer, I saw a lot of similarities between them and myself 😂.
I just couldn’t get past how unrealistic it was for the characters to fall in love so quickly in this one as I wanted more angst between the two, maybe I just like the drama 🫣🫣. I’m excited to read the next installement as I have been waiting for Everett’s book. But overall, the typical lighthearted romance from Amy Award.
- M 🐱
This is the third instalment within the cocky kingsman series and this was a sold book overall. I really fell in love with the found family the actual family and the girls of the book are creating within the universe and it shows in certain moments between the family which really draws me to this series and I love the hints within the book.
When it came to Willa and Hayes’s story I didn’t find myself drew to their love story but rather themselves as individual characters. It felt as the book continued they lost themselves within the romance and what made them individuals. For example Hayes and his gaming and him being a geeky boy was completely dropped when he saw her naked for the first time.
I enjoy the between them finding love in their hobbies such a a star trek and found a sense of relatability in them as individuals her being a reader and him being a gamer, I saw a lot of similarities between them and myself 😂.
I just couldn’t get past how unrealistic it was for the characters to fall in love so quickly in this one as I wanted more angst between the two, maybe I just like the drama 🫣🫣. I’m excited to read the next installement as I have been waiting for Everett’s book. But overall, the typical lighthearted romance from Amy Award.
- M 🐱