Forbidden

ByLauren Smith

Release Date: 2018-12-16
Genre: Romance

Score: 4

From 191 Ratings

Description

They were never supposed to meet. And once they did, they were never supposed to want each other.
Kat Roberts came to England with one goal—Cambridge, degree, future sorted. Romance wasn’t on the syllabus. But one snowy night, she kissed a stranger in a pub… and found herself tangled up with Tristan Kingsley—gorgeous, infuriating, heir to an earldom.
And soon-to-be her stepbrother.
Tristan has a reputation—fast cars, faster women, and a knack for getting under Kat’s skin. But she’s the first to call him out, the first to see past the smirk, the first to make him want something real.
Now they’re living under the same roof, tiptoeing around rules they’ve already broken, and trying to keep their hands—and hearts—to themselves.
But in his world, love comes with rules. His father wants her gone. Society would never forgive them. And the closer they get, the closer they come to destroying everything.
Forbidden is a forbidden stepbrother romance full of British boy charm, slow-burn tension, and a love that risks it all. It’s the first book in The Love in London Series, complete at 4 books and ready for binging.

Reviews

3 part parts complete
4
By Traediva
This is the opening of a 3 part story. **☝🏾 ⭐️ taken away for that** But I won’t be completing. Although part one made me sit up straighter towards the end I was to annoyed with the immaturity of Kat’s character. I’m not looking forward to that at all. Dealing with annoying ppl daily, I refuse to get lost in that characteristic from a book that’s supposed to take me away from the norm. **minus 2nd ⭐️**

Besides that the author is really good at what she does. I didn’t feel the need to rush the story, her writing style is captivating. But I’m not paying $8 to finish this story. I know that doesn’t sound like a lot, but single mother of 2 teenagers needs an outlet and my pockets belong to them before it belongs to me.

However, I’m leaning towards Celia and Carter story. That’s in my want to read category. Simply I prefer standalone books.
So?
1
By straighttalker198
Wow tristans dad is so evil throwing away kats number!! (Sarcasm) I couldn’t take the dad seriously, i thought he was weak. The author could’ve really villainized the dad, an opportunity missed by the author. The book didn’t read very well, lacking in a lot of necessary stuff for a good book.