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A review by brittanica_bold
Don't Fall for Your Brother's Best Friend by Logan Chance
5.0
OH.MY.GOODNESS! This is hands down my favorite Logan Chance read to date!!!
What I loved about the book:
1. I’m a huge sucker for best friends to lovers romances, especially if they met when they were kids. The connection feels more genuine, the chemistry is usually sizzling, and the characters feel free to 100% be themselves instead of hide things (except their feelings of course!). This book was no exception to what I love about the trope. Their chemistry was beyond good and I legitimately loved this couple!
2. It was hilarious. I won’t give any specifics away, but as Hartford and Paxton delve into the world of BDSM together, there are many MANY mishaps and complications. Along with this, their interactions together and how realistic they were as people were humorous to read as well. I laughed so hard reading this story that I had tears on my face.
3. It was sexy, sexy, sexy! I would expect nothing less from a Logan Chance book.
I love my men dominating and possessive in the bedroom, and Paxton was no slouch. I also loved how they were exploring a lot of things for the first time together. This was not the story of a super experienced man teaching an innocent, inexperienced woman about sex. This was exploration and trial and error (sometimes more error than not!), and I loved that so very much!
Above all, I appreciated how much of the book stressed BDSM needs a foundation of trust in order to work. SO TRUE and so often overlooked in stories in favor of just getting to the good stuff.
4. I loved both of the MCs, as well as many of the side characters.
I liked that Hartford wasn’t vapid or virginal, but rather realistically intelligent and experienced for an adult woman. I also LOVED how she shut down the “you’re not like the other girls” talk several times. Instant QUEEN status for that!
Paxton’s dirty mouth coupled with him only having eyes for Hartford was delicious and swoony. Add to this how supportive of her he was, his genuine rooting for her, and him being there for her at all times, showing that he would truly do ANYTHING for her, he was a total book boyfriend.
I want other Atwood family member books, a Millie book, a Nora and Robert book. I want ALL THE BOOKS!!! No pressure, Logan
What I loved about the book:
1. I’m a huge sucker for best friends to lovers romances, especially if they met when they were kids. The connection feels more genuine, the chemistry is usually sizzling, and the characters feel free to 100% be themselves instead of hide things (except their feelings of course!). This book was no exception to what I love about the trope. Their chemistry was beyond good and I legitimately loved this couple!
2. It was hilarious. I won’t give any specifics away, but as Hartford and Paxton delve into the world of BDSM together, there are many MANY mishaps and complications. Along with this, their interactions together and how realistic they were as people were humorous to read as well. I laughed so hard reading this story that I had tears on my face.
3. It was sexy, sexy, sexy! I would expect nothing less from a Logan Chance book.
I love my men dominating and possessive in the bedroom, and Paxton was no slouch. I also loved how they were exploring a lot of things for the first time together. This was not the story of a super experienced man teaching an innocent, inexperienced woman about sex. This was exploration and trial and error (sometimes more error than not!), and I loved that so very much!
Above all, I appreciated how much of the book stressed BDSM needs a foundation of trust in order to work. SO TRUE and so often overlooked in stories in favor of just getting to the good stuff.
4. I loved both of the MCs, as well as many of the side characters.
I liked that Hartford wasn’t vapid or virginal, but rather realistically intelligent and experienced for an adult woman. I also LOVED how she shut down the “you’re not like the other girls” talk several times. Instant QUEEN status for that!
Paxton’s dirty mouth coupled with him only having eyes for Hartford was delicious and swoony. Add to this how supportive of her he was, his genuine rooting for her, and him being there for her at all times, showing that he would truly do ANYTHING for her, he was a total book boyfriend.
I want other Atwood family member books, a Millie book, a Nora and Robert book. I want ALL THE BOOKS!!! No pressure, Logan