Sundays are for Hangoversby K. Webster and J.D. Hollyfield
Publication Date: May 21, 2018
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romantic Comedy
Cops. Forks. Eggs.
Two feuding neighbors who couldn’t be more opposite, forced to live next door to one another.
Neither is backing down.
She drives him crazy with her loud nineties rap music.
He gets under her skin the way he obsesses over his stupid perfect lawn.
She fantasizes about having sex with the hot nerd—but with duct tape over his dumb mouth.
He has dirty dreams of the bombshell beauty where he bangs the crazy right out of her—nightmares of course.
Anger isn’t the only thing heating up between these two.
They think this is a battle only one of them can win…
The growing attraction between them, though, seems to be far more stubborn than the two of them combined.
Review
4 Stars
I knew I was going to get a lot of laughter out of anything with both K. Webster and J.D. Hollyfield listed as authors, but Sundays are for Hangovers was hilarious and also very sweet. Without going into any detail, because I think this is the sort of book you should read without any background, this book has everything you could want from the two authors. It's a tiny bit angsty, as smutty as it gets, and every romantic moment is laced with humor. It's Rom-Com at its finest and I don't know why a producer isn't already seeking out a way to turn this into a movie.
"She, my little next door neighbor from hell, tastes like heaven."
Lilith and Will aren't eachothers type in their own eyes, but the chemistry between them sets everything around them on fire, literally. They're simply meant to be and though it could be that simple, K. Webster and J.D. Hollyfield turn their affair into a full length story. Lilith, or Lil, is a really entertaining character to read about. Her perspective is even better. She's sort of the girl that's least likely to do anything right, except it totally works for her. Will, on the other hand, seems too straight laced to even know what fun is, but he's got a bit of a past and a whole lot to offer that replaces his lack of humor. I really liked that we get to know them individually before we get to know them together, because as readers that intimate knowledge is fun to have, especially with the other characters don't have that same background. It turns into prank wars, flirty phone calls, and a lot of stolen, smutty moments. And when I say smutty, I mean smutty. Will can dirty talk...and he follows through with every word he says. Meanwhile, Lil turns into putty for him and in time grows into her own force of nature, learning how to take what she wants from the guy who gets what he wants from her.
"Mind the mouth, I've always been attracted to him."
Yes, it is a hilarious book, one that I laughed through from start to finish, but it has a touch of serious. I do wish Lil and Will had been better at forming a relationship, but I also apprecaited that the lust was just that strong between them. They each let things slide that I probably wouldn't, but hey, it's a book and I like my books being different than reality sometimes.
"At least when using my address, send over my type."
Sundays are for Hangovers is a romantic comedy that you should not wait to read. I haven't laughed that much in a while, especially at the ridiculous things they fought over. Sure, the solution to them is always a bit naughty, but once you get to know Lil and Will you know it's perfectly suited for them! Over the top and roll on the floor funny, Sundays are for Hangovers is a fantastic release from writing duo and friends, K. Webster and J.D. Hollyfield.
K Webster is the author of dozens romance books in many different genres including contemporary romance, historical romance, paranormal romance, and erotic romance. When not spending time with her husband of twelve years and two adorable children, she’s active on social media connecting with her readers. Her other passions besides writing include reading and graphic design. K can always be found in front of her computer chasing her next idea and taking action. She looks forward to the day when she will see one of her titles on the big screen.
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