kept his word when he'd promised to stop calling him on dates bought him an expensive bathtub just because Sawyer loved it so much brought him food and coffee countless times gave him his jacket when it was cold outside invited him to accompany him in Vegas and Hawaii

And yes, it bothered me so much that I was keeping notes on what West did for Sawyer, though I'm sure I'm forgetting something: West was always the one giving and caring for Sawyer, and Sawyer was just taking everything for granted. There was a sense of imbalance between them, and I'm not talking about the age difference. I liked him in previous books, but I didn't like him in this one. He's sweet, thoughtful and, although younger, he's definitely the mature one and he knows what he wants. Sadly, it went downhill for me pretty quickly. The beginning was so promising that I thought this would be my favourite in the series. Every book in this series CAN be read as a stand alone, but they’re a lot more fun together! *** Stud is a friends-to-lovers, construction-worker-in-panties, omg-so-much-swoon story that happens to be the fifth book in the Four Bears Construction Series. He’s too perfect, too hot, and I am in way too much trouble…

I might not be ready to admit that I want him, but I’m definitely not ready to let anyone else have him either. I probably shouldn’t sabotage his dates, but I’m only human. Of course, now he’s running through people off dating apps like it’s his job and wearing these lace panties that look really unfair on someone as furry and muscular as he is, and, um.what was I talking about? He’s fifteen years younger than I am it can only lead to trouble. I was relieved he stopped asking after the first few “no”s and a way-too-good-to-be-real kiss. It’s been three years since West walked into my bar and asked me out for the first time. Stud: A boss, knob, or nail head.or, you know, the hot guy who’s way too young to keep asking me out with that adorably earnest smile …

Stud by K.M. Neuhold