Pretending to date the guy he has a crush on? Kevin’s sure he’s heading for a disaster. A broken heart, at least.
Kevin has been a lone wolf almost his entire life and he’s comfortable with that. Now that he no longer works for the guy he hated, Kevin has only one problem—his crush on his neighbor and best friend.
Taylor is the Alpha’s Son, the heir to the Harrington Pack. He left his hometown and moved to San Francisco as a rite of passage, but it was always temporary, since his place is in Harrington Hills with his pack. Now Taylor is heading back home for a wedding and since his mother is threatening to set him up if he comes alone, he needs a date. Asking Kevin to be his pretend boyfriend sounds like a perfect solution.
What happens when they arrive in Harrington Hills and learn to see each other in a different light? With their relationship changing, can they drop the act and realize that what they have is real?
As the eldest son to
the Harrington Pack alpha and beta, Taylor will one day take over the reins
from his mothers. Relegated to return home for a pack wedding, Taylor convinced
his best friend and lone wolf Kevin to play boyfriend in order to escape his
overprotective and meddling parents.
Megan
Linden delivered a very sweet and charming friends to lovers’
story in Leading Me Home.
Both men created a
bond of friendship that upon being nurtured, soon turned to love.
Ms.
Linden wrote with careful hand as the relationship
simmered and built slowly, instead of the usual fast track to sex. Taylor and
Kevin were likeable and I was immediately drawn into their lives.
The secondary
characters were well-developed and I enjoyed Mom A and Mom B. Ms. Linden gave some back story on the
two women’s lives and I hope we learn more in subsequent books.
Overall a sweet tale.
Book provided by
author/publisher in exchange for an honest review
Sexy and Sizzling
A four handcuff review
2016 ©Evelise Archer All rights reserved. This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, locations, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination, or have been used fictionally. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, locales, or events is entirely coincidental. No portion of this work may be transmitted or reproduced in any form, or by any means, without permission in writing from the author.
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