Aware of his new employer’s surly reputation, Bo expects to earn the generous salary his position as Adam’s live-in personal assistant offers. However, as chemistry sizzles beneath the guise of an unexpected friendship, Bo discovers the Beast hardly lives up to his name. And when a shared love of books leads them to study for their GEDs together, the possibilities for their future take on a much rosier hue.
But just as their relationship finally finds its footing, an emergency with his sister pulls Bo away and he drops everything. Including Adam.
Until now, Adam believed the most significant fight of his life would be a physical one. But with the defense of his title hanging in the balance and Bo no longer by his side, he makes a grim realization.
His greatest prize can’t be won in the octagon.
Happy Wednesday my lovelies! So this is a brand new feature I came up with basically because A) my bestie is rereleasing a beautiful book with a stunning new cover that needed to be shared and celebrated and B) just because I kinda want to. Don’t judge, I love going retro.
My thoughts and opinions on the content of this amazing gender bending Beauty and the Beast retelling haven’t changed in the slightest other than I might love it even more now with it’s eye catching and enticing new cover. I’m going to link my previous review down below for anyone who isn’t diabetic and can handle the excessive sweetness of my love for this book. I’m also going to share the updated links for Beauregard and the Beast to make sure you find the latest and greatest version.
Seriously, who doesn’t want to see that stunning cover in their kindle?
My review of Beauregard and the Beast
Best of all, with the latest release, Beauregard and the Beast has joined the world of Kindle Unlimited. That’s right, my darlings, you can snag this read for free if you’re a KU subscriber! No excuses, download your copy of Beauregard and the Beast today!
Amelia Foster 