K. Webster hit it out of the park again with her new MM Enemies to Lovers Romance.
Canyon’s life has been hell ever since his father moved out and divorced his mother. Not only does the break-up come out of the blue, but when he finds out his father left them because he fell in love with his best friend of many years, he also feels betrayed. Things take a turn for the worse when Canyon’s dad proposes to the man he loves at a family get-together. Canyon punches his dad in the face instead of offering congratulations. It’s his dad’s fault Canyon’s sister is angry and getting reckless, his mother is so depressed she doesn’t get out of bed, and he can’t focus on anything because all he can think of is getting back at his dad. Finally, Canyon comes up with a plan for revenge. To hurt his dad he’ll have to hurt Quinn, his dad’s fiance, and to hurt Quinn he’ll have to hurt Alister, Quinn’s perfect son.
Canyon is obsessed with his mission. He switches his classes so he’s in the same ones as Alis, he quits the football team to join track - Alis’ sport, and he loses his girlfriend because she doesn’t like how he is behaving. Canyon is coming apart at the seams and things are only getting worse at home.
Alis isn’t a weakling and pushes back against Canyon. He’s determined to keep his grades up, be the best on the track, and keep 1st chair violin no matter what Canyon throws his way. Trauma from his childhood has him scared to death to do something that would make his father send him away. He was abandoned by his mother at age 9 and, soon after, adopted by Quinn. Ever since, he’s suffered from flashbacks, nightmares, and abandonment issues. He can’t let Canyon ruin things.
Like usual though, things don’t go as planned. It doesn’t take long for Canyon and Alis to realize there’s a spark between them. It’s an attraction like neither has ever felt before.
But, when their dads get married, they’ll become stepbrothers…
and if their dads find out about the relationship it will cause trouble…
and trouble is something Alis wants to avoid.
This is a beautiful love story. It’s a standalone so we get a great epilogue that shows the heartwarming HEA.
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Enemies to Lovers Hotness
“I wanted to break you, Wonderland.”“And now?”“I can’t break you. I don’t want to. I just want you.”This was my first time reading anything by K. Webster. I caught this book in an Audible sale and finally decided to give it a listen!I was immediately into the super competitive, enemies with great sexual banter vibes between Canyon and Alister (Alis). I mean, it’s understandable that Canny is salty after his dad left him, his sister, and their mom after announcing he was gay and having an affair with his best friend. Oh, then he watched as his dad proposed to said best friend. Canyon is not in the mood to play one big happy family with Alis and their dads. In addition to Canyon realizing that his stalker obsession with Alis has a lot more to do with attraction rather than hatred, this story has a lot of extra angsty plot going on. It got to be a bit much for me by the end. The relationship, connection, and chemistry between Canyon and Alister was by far the best part. Also, it takes place in Florida and that’s where I live, which is always fun🌴
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Pat Johnson
A superb book - I loved every word written.
Reviewed in Australia on June 4, 2021