My #BookReview THE HUNKY NEIGHBOR BY VIKTOR REDREICH 5🌟 #SteamyRomance #MustReadRomance

Hunky Neighbor by Viktor Redreich
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was really different than what I usually have read, but I loved it!
Spoiled teen college girl Candy quits school , because of something huge that happens , and comes home to her messed up household. Candy was not a likeable character for me at all. Then the author as the story went on helped me to understand why I didn't like her , and why she was the way she was , and I began feeling empathy for her .
After the different situations happening at home she decides to sneak over an check out the pool at her neighbors house. Lucky for her it was empty , and she decides to make it her own little house. Needless to say it wasn't empty . Surprised by the new guest Kevin, a very likeable character , and homeowner, understands her situation, and lets her stay until his family comes to live with him from another country in middle Asia .
Time moves on , and they become closer . Wife , and children finally get to the United States, and Candy gets a whole other taste of what families are supposed to be. With Candy changing for the better, and getting closer to Kevin's wife Easter , and there children she becomes part of the family .
As a sudden event takes place they must leave to go back to there homeland, but what happens to Candy since life has taken a whole 360 ?
5 stars for a well done story with a well rounded plot , and engaging storyline. 4 steamy stars for The Hunky Neighbor by Viktor Redreich.

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Rebound by P.J. Adams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

“Sometimes good people have to do bad things,”
This book took me some time to figure out how to put what I wanted to say into words for my review.
At first it started out really slow, which is unusual for anyone that reads PJ Adams. Then it was skipping from past tense to present tense between both of the main characters Alex, and Sunita . It was slow until a quarter or so of the way in at least, but after getting through those periods of past present slowness you understand later that the information is quite crucial halfway in the book, carrying on to the end. You would be completely confused of the complexity in Alex, and Laura, as well as other important characters, and happenings. The Plot is terrific and catches you off guard and I must add The author wrote the ending with one he1l of a punch!

Some swoony worthy moments , a woman that isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in whether its with guns pointed or drinking coffee, and a hero that will go beyond his own laws to protect and help the one he loves.

'Sometimes, even though the timing isn’t right, you need to take your opportunities rather than risk losing them forever.'

“I love you,” he whispered , and knew then that with those words he risked hurting her far more brutally than anything physical.

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