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Lazy Valentines (2013)

by K-lee Klein(Favorite Author)

3.75 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Less Than Three Press LLC

series

Lazy Days

review 1: A nice little sequel that just ties off nicely the relationship that started in the first book, between Devon and Scott.I absolutely adored Scott's character in this book; he tries so hard to overcome his social anxieties, and Devon helps him along every step of the way.It was nice to learn a little more about Devon's life, and seeing how Scott fits and yet doesn't fit into that life style was interesting.The books was very lovey-dovey, but I think it works with these characters; especially the contrast with Devon's alter-ego, and his romantic attitude when dealing with Scott!However, as with the first book, there are several grammatical and editorial issues which could be sorted out to make this book even better; missing/incorrect punctuation, new paragraphs not put in, e... moretc. don't detract from the story at all, but do make reading it a little more awkward.
review 2: This continuation of Lazy Sunday's was well worth the read even with as short as it was. Even though I read both the Lazy books back to back, this book made me fall in love with Scott and Devon all over again. Or more in love with them I should say. The way K-Lee wrote the dynamic of Devon's friends and the friendships he had that then became Scott's friendships by the time it was over, was truly a work of art. K-Lee is now one of the few author's I have on 'insta-buy'. :) less

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