Review of LonelyCollegeBoy

Post by **Soma Ezenwanne** » 16 Oct 2023, 08:27

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "LonelyCollegeBoy" by J. Allen Grady.]

5 out of 5 stars

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While everyone is destined to have different experiences in life, we are meant to learn to live and know when to grieve, move on, and seek another source of happiness. LonelyCollegeBoy: Boys of Simson U. Book 1, written by J. Allen Grady, is a romance novel that centres around the lives of interesting characters.

The story starts with Thomas, who had gone to the Sunrise Café to get lunch and with his everyday thoughts of being undervalued at work and not promoted. He meets the server named Billy, who ends up ruining his order. Thomas was a bit mean to him, but he left him a generous tip because he was attracted to him. He returned to his office, and as he conversed with Jack, his daughter called and asked to bring her friend Ender home for the winter break.

As events unfolded, Thomas scrolled through profiles on the Cocky Unicorns app and came across a profile named LonelyCollegeBoy. If you want to know who the characters, LonelyCollegeBoy, Billy and Ender, are, get a copy of this exciting book by J. Allen Grady.

This book was excellent, as the author's writing style was great. I appreciated that the character's name introduced conversations to make readers understand that the scene is told from that character's perspective, making the reading experience seamless. It was also sentimental to know of Thomas and Annie's bond in this story. The character Ender was the one I related to the most, and he was blessed and lucky for the supportive friends around him. The book also enlightened my vocabulary about words like closeted, vers bottom and so on, as I believe that no knowledge is a waste. Lastly, BJ and her dad seem so close and accessible around each other, and I loved that.

There is nothing negative about this book, and I suggest it to readers with an unbiased approach to people's way of life. Also, note that this book has R-rated scenes. While reading this book, I didn't encounter any errors, which shows it was flawlessly edited, and I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because of the positive aspects mentioned above.

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Ohmy Book · Post by **Ohmy Book** » 17 Oct 2023, 21:05

I love this review. This sounds really interesting. I love such books. The characters and the storyline makes me feel that I am going to enjoy this one greatly. I love it when the book has zero errors. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Miracle Oge Adaeze · Post by **Miracle Oge Adaeze** » 18 Oct 2023, 02:35

Using character names to introduce conversations? That is a a writing style I have not seen before. I will love to see how the author achieved that. Thank you for your review.

Stephen Pokoo · Post by **Stephen Pokoo** » 18 Oct 2023, 07:06

It's always a great time reading your commentaries on the books on here. Your review is an art form in itself. It's made me eager to explore the book you've described so beautifully.

Chandrakant Patel · Post by **Chandrakant Patel** » 18 Oct 2023, 08:23

"LonelyCollegeBoy: Boys of Simson U. Book 1" by J. Allen Grady is a romance novel that explores the lives of intriguing characters. The story kicks off with Thomas's encounter with Billy at the Sunrise Café, which sets the stage for a series of events, including Thomas's interactions with his daughter, Ender, and his experiences on the Cocky Unicorns app.

Marina Flisvou · Post by **Marina Flisvou** » 27 Oct 2023, 12:06

It's evident from your review that the author's writing style and character development greatly contributed to your enjoyment of the story. Your connection to the character Ender and your appreciation for the diverse vocabulary introduced in the book highlight its ability to educate and entertain simultaneously. I appreciate your note about the book's content and its suitability for readers open to various lifestyles. Your recognition of the seamless editing and the perfect 5-star rating further emphasize the book's quality.

Ndunda Francis · Post by **Ndunda Francis** » 28 Oct 2023, 08:08

A Great and caltivating book to read, leaves the reader in suspense hence motivating to read more and more. The story themes is well depicted and characters are well shown or depicted. I really love this Book and the reviews

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