Don’t Bang Your Stepbro

Rules We Break in Granville, Book 3

De: DJ Jamison

Narrado por: Iggy Toma

I'm not one for rules, but Don't Bang Your Stepbro is kind of a no-brainer.

Until I wake up naked in a Vegas hotel room with my stepbrother, Beckett, each of us with a hell of a hangover and a matching wedding ring.

We've already made a huge mistake, so what's the point in denying what's been simmering between us for ages? Might as well enjoy the honeymoon, right?

But what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Or at least, it's supposed to.

With a hometown of family and friends who see us as brothers, not lovers, we have to find a way back to who we were before this snafu. But some boundaries can't be uncrossed.

You don't bang your stepbro, but maybe . . . maybe when he's your husband . . . you do.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 DJ Jamison (P)2024 Tantor

Fun

I thought this was a fun book and slightly naughty. It goes well with the other books in the series. My only complaint is that Iggy Toma, whom I generally love as a narrator, didn't differentiate the voices between the two main characters so that at times I could not tell who was speaking about whom. Otherwise and enjoyable listen.

Yes!!! All the don’t with these two!!

I adore Wes so much! He is the goofy-didn’t-know-till-I-knew — kinda guy. He dosnt take life too seriously.

And then you have Beck— he just wants to be part of the potters. He wants the family. But the love for his step bro is a little too much 😉 or just enough if you ask me haha.

The bed scene — broke me ☠️ 😂— 🔥🔥

Those boys are seriously the best. And their love and support for one another melts me. I just can’t 🙈

Loved this series.

This was such a good book. I hope there’s more written about this group of friends.

Bi-awakening

I really enjoyed listening to this book. Bi-awakening along with accidental marriage are some of my favorites tropes and this definitely didn’t disappoint. You could definitely feel the love they have for each other.

Juvenile and boring.

Juvenile! (reviewing Audible version)
I haven't finished listening to this, and maybe I won't. I'm getting progressively disappointed in this author.
The characters in this story have no substance. One reviewer called them "one dimensional" and that sums it up.
This is presented as comedy and various scenarios that are supposed to make you laugh, but the only time I laughed was when I loved the way Iggy Toma expressed himself. (he's a great narrator who is able to effortlessly read between the lines).
I don't know the age of these guys... Or the age of little sis either for that matter. The age of a character goes a long way in determining their mental maturity, so I just
found all these shenanigans childish and shallow.
My only takeaway from this is too little substantial drama (as is fitting for sexual awakening and stepbro's going further) and far, far to much sex and dirty talk that is sooo not sexy but plain cringey.
I'll probably stop following this author, and I certainly cannot recommend this book.