Review: The Pool Boy - Madison Faye

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The Pool Boy (Boys of Summer, #1)

Review: The Pool Boy - Book #1 Boys of Summer Series - Madison Faye - July 2020

One of my favorite erotica authors is Madison Faye and so when I saw she had released a new one, I knew I wanted to read it. What I love about Madison Faye's books is that they are quick romance reads or what my partner calls them horny woman books. You know what you are getting when you read a Madison Faye and sometimes you just need a read that you don't have to think too hard about it. The Pool Boy starts with Layla who has just divorced from her sleaze of a husband Jeremy and moved back to her old house. Living next door is Mason who was kicked out of Stanford after hacking their computer system. He has decided to rebel against his wealthy parents by getting a job cleaning pools this Summer. He ends up at a job next door at Layla's and now that Mason is of age - the two of them can finally complete and bring their fantasy into reality. What will happen though when things start to look up for the pair of them only for Jeremy to come back and Mason's parents to discover them? Will Mason and Layla be endgame for one another or was this just a summer fling? Find out in Madison's new book "The Pool Boy".

Goodreads Link : 
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54566738-the-pool-boy








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