Kodie Mackay's Reviews > When He's Sinful

Get ready for my over dramatic shenanigans. This is about to be a bumpy ride.

When I tell you I was so ready for Aspen and Camdens story frankly I was desperate. That's the thing when you find an author who just kills it evertime and really hits every love button you have in books.

STRONG HEROINE
ALPHA HERO
FRIENDS TO LOVERS
FORBIDDEN FANTASY
ROUGH PLAY
PNR - SHIFTERS

Hits every button and then some for me.

Aspen is this aloof no fucks given heroine with all the sass and strength. She doesn't care to pretend just to be polite. She doesn't play childish games and she doesn't really give a fuck about what others think.

Camden is the baby of Knox, Madden and a smidge of Alex. A fucking lethal concoction.
He's about as emotional as a rock unless it concerns HIS Aspen. He doesn't even try to blend in now that he doesn't have to. He feels but not like others and because of that he doesn't react like others.

Both of them fight the forbidden temptation of eachother. I mean they try real hard to not have those sinful lusty thoughts but I mean common.. they are inevitable. It was already going to happen regardless of it they were ready or not. Me... bitch I buckled myself in and rode out the sunami that was the build up. I swear you could feel the tension like a whip lashing. It wasn't something sweet and swoony. It was dark and suffocating and quite frankly I feared for them at points because I was sure they were about to self combust from the need.

There really is something special about friend to lovers romance. Especially when it's done right without the usual dramatic bullshit that follows. The perks of these two characters being who they are and their relationship being what is was.. the transition was easy. There was fear, of course. But not the damaging kind. Just the normal not wanting to loose one another kind. Even that didn't stop them though. They already had a solid connection and understanding of eachother. They didn't have to play the cat and mouse game because they could read one another as well as they knew their own selves. Their transition only served to make them feel more, love harder and finally fuck the burning tensions away instead of playing pretend.

There is ALOT of unexpected happenings in their journey with other characters and It surprised me more than once. I was a little sad at one character, although he pissed me off I feel like his journey was really sad.
I loved all the old faces popping in adding more personality to the pages and serving us up with some prime entertainment!.
I'm curious about where Bailey's story will lead with her alpha guy and their strange dynamic... if they don't kill eachother first.
I'm also excited to see where she takes Lukes story. I feel like his Lady got big balls to take on that monster thay hides I'm the shadows.

As a whole Aspen and Camden had me locked in from day one. They story is the one they deserve and I'm so fucking happy with how it turned out. It was a little rollercoaster and it definitely lived up to all the anticipation.

I'll be back to fix, correct and add to this review when I'm not so highly strung from reading it.