Release Day Review: Good Girl Fail by Roni Loren

17 January of 2023 by ButtonsMom2003

Good Girl Fail By Roni Loren

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Erotic, Ménage, MMF, GLBTQ

Tropes: Coming out, friends-to-lovers, self-discovery

Released: January 17, 2023

Publisher: Self-Published

Length: 373 pages

Synopsis

From the New York Times bestselling author of the Loving on the Edge and the Say Everything series comes a new steamy standalone MMF romance that proves good girls can have fun too…especially when she’s their good girl.

O’Neal Lory has been taught that one mistake can undo an entire life of right decisions. That it doesn’t matter if a person has been good ninety-nine percent of the time. One misstep, one snap judgment, can derail everything. So, she’s taken a lot of right steps on the straight and narrow path. Eighteen years of them, in fact. Perfect grades. No rules broken. And definitely no boys.

Until she kisses him.

Auden Blake knows he shouldn’t touch his little sister’s best friend, knows that innocent girls like her should stay far, far away from him and his roommate Lennox—especially when she could reveal their behind-closed-doors activities to his family. But when sheltered O’Neal goes rogue, ditching her scholarship to a conservative all-girls college and showing up at Bennette State—his school—instead, it’s going to take everything Auden has to keep his and Lennox’s hands off the curious good girl whose teach me vibes could unravel them both.

Good Girl Fail is a full-length standalone MMF romance with lots of steam, two heroes who like to share and get a little bossy, and a good girl heroine who’s about to break every rule that’s ever been placed upon her.

Review

Reviewed by ButtonsMom2003

Amazing, hot and wonderful story!!

OMG – She’s back! I got hooked on Roni Loren’s writing back in 2014 when I read Crash Into You, the first book in her fantastic Loving on the Edge series. Even after she paused in writing erotic romance I continued to read and love her books. But I’ve gotta say that I am so glad she’s writing in this genre again.

Good Girl Fail is seriously HOT! 🔥 O’Neal Lory’s mother died when she was five and her mother’s parents have raised her. They are very wealthy but they are also very pious and have sheltered her (restricted her) to the point that it was unreasonable. She graduated from an all-girls school and is headed for the ultra-conservative college that her grandparents have chosen for her. But she wants to study journalism and they don’t teach it there. She secretly applied to a different college and got a full-ride scholarship – it also happens to be the school where her best friend’s older brother goes. She’s secretly been in love with him for a long time.

Auden Blake knows he needs to steer clear of O’Neal but his mother has other ideas. She asks Auden to keep an eye on O’Neal because she’s on her own for the first time ever. He can’t refuse but he also needs to make sure that O’Neal doesn’t learn about his secrets.

I read this book in one session and didn’t do anything else until I’d finished it. There is so much I could say about this story but the blurb is really good so I recommend reading it and I don’t want to rehash it. I just want to shout that if you’ve read Roni Loren’s other erotic romances you won’t want to miss this one.

O’Neal, Auden and Lennox get an HFN, and there’s even a bonus chapter that gives us a bit more, but I have to admit that I really wanted a few other details wrapped up. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this isn’t the last we’ll hear about this triad and that this is only the start of Roni Loren’s return to writing erotic romance.

♥♥♥♥♥

O Factor: Scorcher

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About Author

Roni Loren

Roni wrote her first romance novel at age fifteen when she discovered writing about boys was way easier than actually talking to them. Since then, her flirting skills haven’t improved, but she likes to think her storytelling ability has. She holds a master’s degree in social work and spent years as a mental health counselor, but now she writes full time from her cozy office in North Texas where she puts her characters on the therapy couch instead. She is a two-time RITA Award winner, a HOLT Medallion winner, and a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. She is also the co-host of the RAD Reading podcast.

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