Book Review: Burn Zone by Annabeth Albert



Books of 2020

Burn Zone by Annabeth Albert

Nothing like an Annabeth Albert book to get you out of a reading slum.

Honestly, getting to read these books always makes me happy and I almost always drop anything else I'm reading at the moment.

This is new series and let me tell you that after reading this book I can already tell this series is going to bring amazing characters, we already got a little glimpse of the next one at the end of Burn Zone.

So, the book starts with a promise, a promise one of our main characters does to his best friend and this little promise causes a lot of havoc throughout the book as we see our main character Linc and Jacob try to navigate their physical attraction and their genuine feelings for one another.

The characters and the events of the book progress in a natural way, it wasn't rushed, it was just perfect because we got to really get to know Linc and Jacob and their thought process about different events.

The end is a beautiful HEA and a promise to us the readers of more to come from this series.

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