Yes,their steamy times are intense, but what I love about Webster’s writing is that it is always infused with so much feeling that every sensual scene is more than just pleasure. There is a reason Alis is the best and he will never let Canyon mess that up.Ĭanyon and Alis may be brought together by circumstance, but their emotional bond grows through their trials, friendship, and exploration of one another. His only fear in retaliation is not getting caught. There’s a reason Alis is top of his class, first chair in the orchestra, the top runner on the track team, etc…If Canyon is going to bully Alis, then Alis is also going to bring his best game. When Canyon begins targeting Alis, while Alis may be smaller in stature, he’s not a guy to back down. He’s in the orchestra, he’s in AP classes, and he’s also gay. It isn’t long before Canyon’s traditional life falls apart and everything he thought he knew is shifting.Īlis is the total opposite of Canyon. Canyon sets his sights on ripping apart his father’s new happiness and the closet target is the new fiance’s son, Alis. Webster is great at capturing all the normal teenage angst along with all the emotions of a devastating blow such as this. Pretty much beyond angry and lashes out in drastic measures.

The heartfelt tenderness, emotional agony, and overall angst that she brings out in her characters is so compelling it draws me in every single time that even though I burn through the pages, I never want to leave.įeuds and Reckless Fury is about two boys who would appear to be complete opposites, but inside may be more alike than they think.Ĭanyon in the beginning has a girlfriend, is a football player and comes from a traditional family – his life falls apart before his senior year, when his father leaves – not for another woman, but for a man. I need to start by gushing over just how excellent Webster’s writing truly is. Review Rating: 5 Gold Stars Review/Synopsis:

Genre/Tropes: New Adult/Bully/Enemies-to-Lovers/MM Romance

Feuds and reckless fury by k webster