PRODIGAL SON - REVIEW

Number of books in this series: 3

• Prodigal Son

• Father & Son

• Wayward Son

Theme: M/F

Oh Paul.....

At the tender age of only sixteen, Paul is already more of a man than guys twice his age.

Though his family is well off, Paul's had a rough life, starting the day he was born. His father's immediate rejection simply for the way he looks continues throughout his life. The man is a real piece of work, making it know that he prefers his blond haired/blue eyed daughter and Paul's fraternal twin Matt to Paul.

He easily falls into the role that's been predetermined for him. Being a troublemaker is a full time job. One that Paul has perfected. But aside from that, he's also a very smart young man, already running his own business by the age of fifteen.

His only distraction is his penchant for the ladies. Particularly the older ones. And as time goes on, a series of events unfolds forcing Paul to grow up even more and take full responsibility for his actions.

I'm really enjoying this story so far. I'm anxious to find out what's going to happen and to continue to see Paul's character develope. As it is an ongoing series, there is no conclusion to this book. Paul's story continues in the next novel Father & Son.

I recieved an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.