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A review by see_sadie_read
An Unnatural Vice by KJ Charles
4.0
3.5
Another lovely book by Charles; she just so rarely lets me down. I very much enjoyed Justin and Nathaniel's fiery passion, most when it was still in the enemies stage of this enemies to lovers story. The little bit of mystery was easy to figure out, but still pleasant, and I'm still on the hook for who the over-all, big baddy is. (Hopefully this will be revealed in the next book. I don't like to be strung along too long.)
I did feel the two men went to declarations of love too quickly. I thought the enemies, to friends, to lovers was well paced. But then suddenly there was love and sentimentality and such, and I thought that was a leap. I also very much disliked Nathaniel's sense of moral superiority and the fact that Justin acquiesced to it. The tone of 'let me show you how wrong your life is and how to live properly' grated on my nerves from start to finish.
All in all, however, I finished this pleased as punch and can't wait or the next one.
Another lovely book by Charles; she just so rarely lets me down. I very much enjoyed Justin and Nathaniel's fiery passion, most when it was still in the enemies stage of this enemies to lovers story. The little bit of mystery was easy to figure out, but still pleasant, and I'm still on the hook for who the over-all, big baddy is. (Hopefully this will be revealed in the next book. I don't like to be strung along too long.)
I did feel the two men went to declarations of love too quickly. I thought the enemies, to friends, to lovers was well paced. But then suddenly there was love and sentimentality and such, and I thought that was a leap. I also very much disliked Nathaniel's sense of moral superiority and the fact that Justin acquiesced to it. The tone of 'let me show you how wrong your life is and how to live properly' grated on my nerves from start to finish.
All in all, however, I finished this pleased as punch and can't wait or the next one.