REVIEW: Step Bully by Willow Dixon
Review: I have so many feelings about this. I hated them for the first third of the book. Particularly Asher, but Julian too. They were such jerks, and brats, and just absolutely horrible to each other. And then it was endless hate sex. I wanted to punch something, I had such a visceral reaction to it. I mean, I know Bully was in the title but wow, they were terrible to each other. They had good reason for being angry of course, they were 15 when they became stepbrothers thanks to horrible parents who didn’t seem to have any care for the children’s feelings or needs. But then by the second half, thanks to being forced to live together at college, they start getting to know one another, like actually seeing each other for who they are, for what they’ve been through, they become magic. Loving, kind, patient and supportive. I of course love that part when enemies become lovers. This was a rollercoaster of emotions, yet still low angst. Hopefully, the half-siblings will benefit from the...