Tuesday, February 20, 2018

Release Day Review ~ Bad Boyfriend (Bad in Baltimore) by KA Mitchell

Release Day Review ~ Bad Boyfriend (Bad in Baltimore) by KA Mitchell


Title: Bad Boyfriend

Series: Bad in Baltimore: Book Two
Author: K.A. Mitchell
Release Date: February 20, 2018
Category: Contemporary
Pages: 191



Causing trouble has never been more fun.
Eli Wright doesn’t follow anyone’s rules. When he was seventeen, his parents threw him out of the house for being gay. He’s been making his own way for the past five years and he’s not about to change himself for anyone’s expectations. For now, romance can wait. There are plenty of hot guys to keep him entertained until he finds someone special.
Quinn Maloney kept the peace and his closeted boyfriend’s secrets for ten years. One morning he got a hell of a wake-up along with his coffee. Not only did the boyfriend cheat on him, but he’s marrying the girl he knocked up. Inviting Quinn to the baby’s baptism is the last straw. Quinn’s had enough of gritting his teeth to play nice. His former boyfriend is in for a rude awakening, because Quinn’s not going to sit quietly on the sidelines. In fact, he has the perfect scheme, and he just needs to convince the much younger, eyeliner-wearing guy who winks at him in a bar to help him out.
Eli’s deception is a little too good, and soon he has everyone believing they’re madly in love. In fact, he’s almost got Quinn believing it himself….
First Edition published by Samhain Publishers Inc., December 2011.


4 Stars!

I am a huge fan of K.A. Mitchell. I like to read her books when I’m in the mood for a good steamy romance between two great men that isn’t boggled down with too much angst or conflict. That's what I got with this one.

Quinn is older, sexy, domineering (in a good way) with a soft side that made me wonder why anyone would want to walk away from him. He’s been in a relationship with Peter for ten years but is suddenly dumped when Peter decides he was never actually gay and now is going to be having a baby with a woman. He’s such a bastard, he even wants Quinn to be the Godfather of his baby.

Eli is fun, outrageous, overly confident at times but a loyal friend and protector. He can be tenacious which is what I really loved about him. Despite being younger than Quinn, he truly is what Quinn needs. Plus, his handling of Peter and Peter's family had me cheering and laughing the whole time.

Together these two men definitely light the sheets on fire. Their sex is steamy and passionate and ever so slightly kinky. This is not a vanilla couple but it suited their relationship quite well. I could totally feel the connection between them.

I wish it didn’t get so rushed at the end but it was definitely entertaining and I am glad I read it. I like this series quite a bit and I would recommend it.

***Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie by the author/publisher for my reading pleasure in hopes of an unbiased opinion, a review was not a requirement.***

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