Synopsis
Colin Novak is the big man on campus. Huge—if the rumors are to be believed. Nearly every girl at Davidson University has had a ride on him . . . everyone, except me.
Which is fine. This frat boy may be irritatingly hot, all carved muscle with a deceptively wholesome smile, but that’s irrelevant. He’s a Sig.
When I catch his fraternity cheating at the Greek Week tournament, he denies it—causing our rivalry between houses to escalate. Colin and I may have started the mud fight, but it grows into an all-out war, and ends with us expelled from our houses.
Now I’m homeless and it’s all his fault.
So, while answering an ad for a leading role at an adult film company wasn’t part of my career path, the work comes with a lot of perks. Steady salary. Accommodations close to campus. A safe place to explore my fantasies.
Except when I show up for my audition, my partner is none other than my new archenemy—Colin. And our sexual chemistry is explosive.
We hate how attracted we are to each other, and I despise that I want every scene to be with him. Because the longer we live together, the more I see he’s not who I thought he was.
This frat boy was so easy to hate . . . but what if he’s even easier to love?
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Review
The Frat Boy was STEAMY! And while there is a lot of steam, it was really sweet too.
I really enjoyed the book. At first, I didn’t really like Colin or Maddison. Maddison grew on me first, and as Maddison started to see Colin less as a rival, I did too. Colin believed in Maddison when no one else did and proceeded to defend her several times. While the tension between Maddison and Colin was amazing, I loved the sweetness too.
Since Maddison and Colin are adult film stars, there was quite a bit of sex in this book. I liked that because of their jobs, neither Maddison nor Colin had an issue with it. I was so happy that that wasn’t a conflict added to the book. While they are adult film stars, and there was quite a bit of steam, it wasn’t the whole book. Since this is part of the Nashville Neighborhood, we are treated to some cameos, which I loved.
If you’re looking for a steamy read, make sure you pick this one up!
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