Never Have I Ever: Punched My Roommate's V-Card by Willow Dixon Review

 

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Never Have I Ever: Punched My Roommate's V-CardWillow DixonBlurb: Why can’t I stop thinking about my roommate after walking in on him “taking care of business?”

What should have been a humiliating experience for both of us ends up being the start of one of the best friendships I’ve ever had. Finn is smart, adorkable, and his shyness pushes all my buttons. The problem? My interest in him quickly shifts from friendship to something less than platonic. Feelings I’ve been pushing down for years bubble up to the surface, and I find myself unable to see him as just a friend, or keep my hands to myself.

When a night out leads to some extracurricular fun, Finn and I decide to have a no-strings-attached fling. He’s the perfect person to explore my bisexuality with, and our chemistry is off the charts. Finn might still have his V-Card, but he’s not inexperienced, and the more we’re together, the more we learn about ourselves.

Until it’s not enough.

I want him, and he wants me, but the idea of coming out terrifies me. Is Finn the person who can help me discover who I am? And can I get my head out of my a*s in time to prove to him I’m worth taking a chance on?

Beck and Finn’s story is a friends-to-lovers MM romance between roommates who discover that opposites really do attract. Expect super hot, slightly kinky encounters, a houseful of quirky college guys, and a ton of sweetness once this jock and nerd finally get on the same page. It is the first novel in the exciting new Never Have I Ever series but can be read as a standalone.Review: 4 out of 5 starsI enjoyed the first half of this book more than the second. And yes it’s a me problem not a book problem.

Never have I ever: punched my roommates V-card is a M/M romance which i listened to on audiobook. It’s the first in the Never have I ever series.

Finn is a book smart, down to earth guy with a big heart. He’s also a virgin despite his previous hook ups. He wants to find a special guy to go all the way with.

Beck is a confident guy that seems to have everything he wants. He offers to help Finn find a man and these two start to become good friends.

I loved the start of this book and I thought it was heading for a 5 star slam dunk, however the dynamics the book set up weren’t what was delivered. I was thinking this was going to be about Beck discovering how much he liked Finn and realising it was more than platonic. Instead we got a closet bisexual who just needed a push to come out.

I really liked both characters and their chemistry was great. I just felt like Beck decided to accept he was bi and then the romance was instant. I would’ve like more angsty.

I’m reading one book from each author attending RARE at the moment, so I’ll happily revisit this series at a later date. I enjoyed this book but was a little disappointed. This doesn’t mean I’m giving up on the Never have I ever series.