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A review by jacqueleenthereadingqueen
Boyfriend 101 by Riley Hart
4.0
Perfect close to a fun series! I will admit the brothers Sawyer and Camden were the two books I was really itching for in this series and of course they were both second to last and last respectively.
If you have been keeping up with the series then you know Cam has been flirting his butt off with Jude since he turned up in Fever Falls to visit his best friend Rush. Jude, who has always identified as a straight man, appeared to be out of reach of Cam's affections. Strangely Jude and Cam end up becoming really close friends when Jude decides to stick around The Falls. It isn't until an almost threesome with a woman that Jude realizes maybe he's not as straight as he seems. You see, it's Cam's body he can't keep his eyes off of, not some beautiful woman.
From there it's on with the age old trope of the experienced gay (Cam) showing the newbie gay (Jude) the ropes, hence the title Boyfriend 101. The boys ain't fooling anyone, least of all themselves that what they are doing is essentially the definition of a real relationship. It doesn't take them long to figure it out. Once minds are made up both of these men are pretty brave and put themselves out there with the other. It was really great how that worked. No "big misunderstandings" and "separation" here.
I adored the side character of Jude's neighbor Theo, a 17 yo boy who writes comics about his life titled Awkward Boy. Him and Jude bond over a love of art and a mutual understanding of being confused about one's sexuality. I hope down the road there may be a spin off with Theo and a certain friend of Lincs who enjoys painted nails. *cough cough* Trey.
This is it for the main crew of Fever Falls. I enjoyed the time spent reading about this town and the crazy group of friends who exist in it. I will surely miss the "Saturgays" and look forward to any spin offs in the future.
If you have been keeping up with the series then you know Cam has been flirting his butt off with Jude since he turned up in Fever Falls to visit his best friend Rush. Jude, who has always identified as a straight man, appeared to be out of reach of Cam's affections. Strangely Jude and Cam end up becoming really close friends when Jude decides to stick around The Falls. It isn't until an almost threesome with a woman that Jude realizes maybe he's not as straight as he seems. You see, it's Cam's body he can't keep his eyes off of, not some beautiful woman.
From there it's on with the age old trope of the experienced gay (Cam) showing the newbie gay (Jude) the ropes, hence the title Boyfriend 101. The boys ain't fooling anyone, least of all themselves that what they are doing is essentially the definition of a real relationship. It doesn't take them long to figure it out. Once minds are made up both of these men are pretty brave and put themselves out there with the other. It was really great how that worked. No "big misunderstandings" and "separation" here.
I adored the side character of Jude's neighbor Theo, a 17 yo boy who writes comics about his life titled Awkward Boy. Him and Jude bond over a love of art and a mutual understanding of being confused about one's sexuality. I hope down the road there may be a spin off with Theo and a certain friend of Lincs who enjoys painted nails. *cough cough* Trey.
This is it for the main crew of Fever Falls. I enjoyed the time spent reading about this town and the crazy group of friends who exist in it. I will surely miss the "Saturgays" and look forward to any spin offs in the future.