21 Stolen Kisses by Lauren BlakelyMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
**ARC provided by author, in return for an honest review.**
He was kind and became one of her best friend, she could tell him anything and he would listen.
When she turned 17 she couldn’t keep her feelings to herself anymore. Once she broke his heart, but she sworn never to do it again. Her parents will no longer get in the way. She was all in, he was it for her. But with their 8yr age difference eventually pull them apart? Or will it be her mom that will break them apart?
Read and find out.
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Kennedy grew up always in the middle of her parents, never knowing how to be and how to think. Her mom raised her to lie about her affairs to her dad, Kennedy didn’t know any better..so she agreed. This kept on growing until she got older and grew tired of it. Imagin having this Hollywood mom, who sleeps with any man she wants single or married. That’s Kennedy’s life, she grew up loving and hating her mom at the same time for making her tell all the lies of her affairs. And being around Noah helped her out a lot.
At first Kennedy and Noah just enjoyed spending time, talking and spending time together. But when Kennedy started getting older and becoming a woman, their relationship changed. Their attraction was undeniable, which lead into something more. Noah was a real sweetheart, while Kennedy was a love sick teenager. They planned a future together, that they hope could be once Kennedy turns 18. When their secret romance blew up in front for everyone to see, confusion set in and love either ends or grow stronger.
This book was a little bit of a slow read, but the sweetness made up for it. This book is not all about sex, but everything to do with Kennedy finding herself and what she wants. There’s a time in the book, where I wanted to smack her, but she made up for everything in the end. As for Noah, I loved him… He never changed in the book, he was always his sweet self..who was truly madly deeply in love with Kennedy.
An enjoyable read even though it started a bit slow and a great ending.
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