The Varlet and the Voyeur

by Penny Reid and L H Cosway

• ISBN10: 1942874413
• ISBN13: 9781942874416
• Publish Date: 11 May 2018
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Cipher-Naught
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 346
• Language: English

Reviews

[leelu92]

It's taken me a really long time to come up with any kind of review or thoughts on this book. I'll admit that I struggled with it and debated DNFing it but I am glad that I finished it. I can't quite put my finger on why I didn't connect with this book very well. It wasn't the voyeurism, that didn't bother me and it was an issue for only so long.
I think I wanted more of an emotional connection between the MCs, maybe that's where it fell a little short for me.

[Romance Schmomance]

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What an absolute sweet read! I’ve read the second book in this series and remember how hilarious the heroines were. And Josey was just that in her chatty and quirky way. She’s a friend that I would just love to have.

Something that I need to do ASAP is read one of L.H. Cosway’s books. I’m a huge of fan of Penny Reid’s work, so it was easy to pick out her awesome humor.

Josey! To read a book with such a relatable and solid heroine. She’s completely honest and I love her constant chatter. And a woman who is 100% comfortable with her sexuality and knows exactly what she wants. Bravo, we all need a Josey in our lives.

William was such a unique character to me. I can’t say that I’ve read a romantic comedy with the added topic of voyeurism. Everyone has their preferences and I pass no judgment whatsoever. I, so, so, so appreciated that Reid and Cosway made it known that it was all concensual (like it should be) between all parties involved. But whether people agreed with it or not, it’s not everyone’s preferences.

Along with Josey, I was completely in love with William. Truly a stand up dude and his personal take on relationships and porn (yes, you read that right) was so damn refreshing and honest.

Everything about these two made them so relatable. With Joey’s hilarious inner dialogue and banter between the both of them, it brings you plenty of laughs. And more of those mushy feels that everyone loves so much.

I forever love this writing duo and I hope they have more books planned for the future! It’s been a while where I’ve read a solid friends with benefits trope that didn’t seem redundant. And this one just puts all others to shame.

Highly recommend!

P. S. There is no voyeurism going on in this book. It was the hero’s preference, but no longer does it.