Review: Short and sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2013
Sebastion is an jerk.I’m happy to say he redeems himself, but I just needed to get that off my chest.Don’t you worry though; I still love that toppy bastard.So, Good Boy takes place nine months after Frat Boy and Toppy (during the events of Sweet Young Thang). After acting like a neglectful prick for a while, Sebastion finally realizes that he has not been treating Brad properly. Clearly, that needs to be fixed. I really like Sebastian’s POV, I pretty much love how clueless he is. And after his big “a-ha!” moment he does all the self-reflection and character growing my little heart could desire.I was really sad at the start of this book. I loved Brad and Sebastion in Frat Boy, so it was heartbreaking to see them in a bad place due to a lack of communication and other things (see Sebastion is an jerk). I just want them to be happy and frolicking through a field of daisies. I didn’t quite get my wish, but the story does end up being really sweet.I don’t have too much else to say because this was a short read, and I don’t want to give anything away either. I will say that I loved watching Sebastion grow, and both of them flourishing in their relationship. I think things naturally progress from how they were in Frat Boy, and it is lovely to see them stronger for their troubles months down the road. I was a bit surprised, but very happy with how it all turned out. I even went all melty and smiley at the end.Also, Anne Tenino can write the heck out of a smex scene. That is all.3.5 Stars