The Geeky Jock Paradox

College Boys of New Haven, Book 5

De: Hayden Hall

Narrado por: Cooper North

Isaac: When my roommate-to-be opens the door wearing nothing but a wet towel, I know one thing for sure: my world is about to be turned upside down. A wrestling jock, a hottie, and as straight as a plank, Hunter is not the guy I should want. But all the shoulds and shouldn'ts fly out the window when it turns out that Hunter is actually a huge geek and not as straight as I thought.

The fact that my high school crush asked me to wait for him until after college only makes my problems worse. But some terrible timing and an unlocked bedroom door end up being less of a problem than the ticking clock.

Can this college-only fling really be all that I have ever wanted?

Hunter: My new roommate is a total cutie, which is the weirdest way to describe a guy when you're straight.

The more time I spend with Isaac, the less certain I am about everything I thought I knew. Either I am not myself, or I never have been. The weird thing is, I've never felt more alive. It doesn't matter, though. A no-good, terrible, horrible guy from his past leads him on with the sweetest promises and I'd be a fool to get involved.

Yet I need to have him, even if it's for a little while.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Hayden Hall (P)2022 Tantor

This is so far one of my favorite Gay novels

I love this book, the story and the characters. I plan to read it again someday soon.

Awesome

This book really was good in narration and detail. I would never regret hearing it again. It was awesome, even the drama was awesome in every turn.

The Narration Was Good...

I had high hopes for "The Geeky Jock Paradox," but I realize now that maybe I should have given it a closer look before diving in. I struggled to connect with the main characters, and they often drove me to frustration. In fact, I ended up skipping through nearly half of the chapters, and surprisingly, I didn't feel like I missed anything substantial. It's clear that there's potential in the story's concept, which typically appeals to me, but unfortunately, something just didn't click for me here.

The storyline does have promise, but the character of Isaac was a constant source of annoyance throughout the entire book. I couldn't help but wish that Hunter would find someone more compatible.