Complicate Me

The Good Ol' Boys, Book 1

By: M. Robinson

Narrated by: Lauren Sweet, Kyle Filippelli

It was complicated, it was also just the beginning. A decision. A simple choice. There is always that one moment in life where things could have been different. That one moment where you could have chosen a path that would lead you down a certain road. A different life. It was easier to pretend that we were still best friends, and that she was my girl and I was her boy. Pretending was better than knowing the truth. I. Ruined. Us. I had her. I lost her. I love her. All I did was complicate us.

©2015 M. Robinson (P)2016 M. Robinson

Makes total sense!!

Wow... after reading this story of Alex and Lucas I was left disliking Luke and cheering on Alex. This is a timeless story of falling for your best friend and not wanting tostand up for what you want and take a chance on what could be. But instead going in another direction and dealing with the consequences. Alex is so strong and true with he actions that I found my self screaming at Luke for his cowardice. You can't have it both ways sir! #teamalex
I highly recommend this read! This is definitely a throw your kindle kind of read.

love the story of lost boys

I loved the story line about oak island and lost boys I've read and listened to the audios it keeps your attention completely you don't want to turn it off definitely a 5 star

Confused

At first I didn't like this book at all! It just kept repeating the same scenario over & over. It was a chore just to listen to it.
Then, towards the end, I started enjoying it so much. I'm not sure if I'm going to read the.next book because it seems repetitive. I definitely want to hear what happens to Aubrey.

LOVED IT!

The story was beautiful and was beautifully read. It's a must read, listen and love!

Death by slow burn...and I loved it!

Me and the slow burn have a complicated relationship. I love to hate them, and I hate to love them. There is no shortcut to being together for Alex and Lucas. There isn't a clearly defined path. There isn't even a hint of a path. This journey to love is like a slow trek through the jungle, slashing your way through with a machete. This is one of those books where I wished I could step inside the story and smack the ever loving crap out of both the hero and the heroine. And some of the secondary characters too. I was warming up the back of my hand for plenty of fictional characters. This story felt like I was like being slowly ripped into two pieces. I'm surprised that when Alex and Lucas did finally find their way together that my Kindle didn't spontaneously combust with the long overdue climax. Yes, that pun WAS intended. Oh, and guess what? M. Robinson is setting you up for MORE. And I bet, just like me, despite the fact that you wanted to scream and cry and throw your Kindle while reading this book, you just can't help yourself but keep on reading about the Good 'Ol Boys. Does that make me insane?
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