Losing Kyler (The Kennedy Boys #2) by Siobhan Davis

Losing Kyler by Siobhan Davis is a New Adult Contemporary story full of drama!

“Condemned to repeat the sins of the past…

Faye thought losing her parents was the most devastating thing to happen to her, but she was wrong. Her uncle’s scandalous revelation has sent her into a tailspin, leaving her questioning her entire existence.

Everything she believed is built on a lie.

And the one person she shares a passionate, soul-deep connection with can’t be there for her.

Faye and Ky can’t be together. It’s forbidden. Though they are determined to avoid replicating their parents’ mistakes, caving to their feelings is as tempting as the apple in the Garden of Eden.

Ky had sworn off girls until Faye bulldozed her way into his life. Now, she’s his whole world, and their forced separation is crushing him. Once his manipulative ex resurfaces—hell-bent on ruining the Kennedys—he’ll do whatever it takes to protect his loved ones including turning his back on the one person he can’t live without.

Then tragedy strikes and all bets are off.

But is it too late?

When Faye needs him and he isn’t there for her, guilt and hurt threaten to obliterate their love. As they start to rebuild their fractured hearts, another sordid family secret is uncovered, and Faye worries Ky may be lost to her forever.

But can you truly lose someone if they don’t want to be found?

Please note this series is only recommended to readers age 17+ due to mature content and themes.”

Published: 27 March 2017

Publisher: Self-Published

Genre: New Adult Contemporary

Pages: 289

How I Read It: eBook sent by the Author

*Disclaimer: I requested a copy of this book from the Author in exchange for an honest review. All of my reviews contain my honest opinions only and are not influenced in any way.

This one was all over the place, and not in a bad way.

If you love super dramatic, organized-chaos types of New Adult romances, you should check out this steamy series.

We pick up where the first one left off when the plot-bomb exploded forcing a possible forbidden romance to appear.

And from there, even more plot-bombs show up leading you to fly through the book. I also felt just as confused as the main character in trying to figure out who everyone really was and what rumors were accurate. But the ending doesn’t help with the cliffhanger we come to expect from the author.

The writing is full of emotion as there are TONS of them sprinkled throughout. I ended up giving this one 3 out of 5 stars.

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