Review: Boys of Fall by K.D. Wood (Seasons #1)


Note: This ARC was provided by InkSlinger PR in exchange for an honest review.

Boys of Fall is the first in a series of erotic novellas entitled Seasons from author K.D. Wood and it's a really quick read about two college-age students who have wanted one another ever since they were in high school. Jerry Matthews and Autumn Landry have known each other for years and neither is aware of how the other feels, but all it takes is one glimpse into Autumn's most private moment for Jerry to get the push that he needs. His fear, though, is that Autumn may not be the least bit interested in being with him.

There's a bit of a back story included and that's what makes it clear that there's some history involved with Jerry and Autumn. This is a very steamy read, so if you're looking for something that'll satisfy your need for erotica quickly, this could be something you'd want to check out. There isn't much in terms of character or story development, but I can happily point out that both Jerry and Autumn are likable main characters and that there is a tad more to this than the two of them having sex. Boys of Fall was a fun 3.5-star quickie. ♥

Date Read: 15 January 2016

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