The Frat Boy
The Frat Boy by Nikki Sloane, published by Shady Creek Publishing on December 6, 2022, is a novel that explores the tumultuous relationship between Colin Novak and an unnamed protagonist at Davidson University. With 394 pages, this edition delves into the rivalry between their fraternities, igniting a series of events that leads to unexpected consequences. As tensions rise, the protagonist finds herself homeless and unexpectedly drawn into the adult film industry, where her new partner turns out to be Colin, her former adversary.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines themes of rivalry, attraction, and self-discovery within the realms of fiction, erotica, and romance. The story captures the complexities of their relationship as they navigate their feelings amidst a backdrop of competition and personal growth. As the protagonist confronts her assumptions about Colin, she begins to uncover layers of his character that challenge her initial perceptions, leading to a compelling exploration of love and desire.
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Colin Novak is the big man on campus. Huge-if the rumors are to be believed. Nearly every girl at Davidson University has had a ride on him . . . everyone, except me.
Which is fine. This frat boy may be irritatingly hot, all carved muscle with a deceptively wholesome smile, but that’s irrelevant. He’s a Sig.
When I catch his fraternity cheating at the Greek Week tournament, he denies it-causing our rivalry between houses to escalate. Colin and I may have started the mud fight, but it grows into an all-out war, and ends with us expelled from our houses.
Now I’m homeless and it’s all his fault.
So, while answering an ad for a leading role at an adult film company wasn’t part of my career path, the work comes with a lot of perks. Steady salary. Accommodations close to campus. A safe place to explore my fantasies.
Except when I show up for my audition, my partner is none other than my new archenemy-Colin. And our sexual chemistry is explosive.
We hate how attracted we are to each other, and I despise that I want every scene to be with him. Because the longer we live together, the more I see he’s not who I thought he was.
This frat boy was so easy to hate . . . but what if he’s even easier to love?
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