A review by vicki_williams
Possessive Puckboy by Eden Finley, Saxon James

funny reflective relaxing slow-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

4.0

I was unexpectedly surprised at this sweet slow burn romance. 

I admit I was in two minds regarding Connor after Easton’s book but the storytelling ability of these two talented authors had me cheering for Connor. He really doesn’t like the person he was when he interacted with Parker in High School. When his brothers no longer need him to watch over and protect them he feels lost has he likes being needed. His journey of self discovery isn’t easy but after some struggles his priorities change and he thrives living his life authentically. 
Parker was the geeky bullied nerd in high school and even though he’s extremely successful, younger Parker’s insecurities still plague him. He’s been alone a long time and wants nothing more than to have friends, affection and close relationships. 
When these two flawed but strong characters reconnect it takes some time before old hostilities are laid to rest and their connection morphs into a non toxic relationship. Connor’s over possessive nature is catnip to Parker and I loved seeing the personnel growth between them as a whole and as individuals. 
The younger Kiki brothers play their roles had even the Collective make themselves known. I laughed a lot, felt the pain held by both Connor and Parker and also enjoyed their journeys of self discovery. Which happens to include some sweet and steamy times. Overall this is a very enjoyable reading experience that held my interest from the start and left me with a happy heart at the end.