Book Review: Rebel Soul by L.K. Farlow

West Larson comes from old money--the kind of wealth that comes with expectations steeped in archaic traditions. So, it's not surprising when he learns the conditions of his trust fund: produce an heir before he turns twenty-five.

Enter Stacia Kellan. Her lowkey personality makes her the perfect baby mama...without the drama. And thanks to her wild-ass hair, colorful tattoos, and smart mouth, she's exactly the kind of girl his parents would never approve of. Add in the fact that she's a total smokeshow...knocking her up certainly wouldn't be a hardship.

Stacia lives her life fast and loud. The idea of settling down isn't on her radar. So, when her long-time friend asks her to have his baby, her immediate answer is a big, fat hell-to-the-no. Seriously, is he crazy?

West pulls out all the stops in wooing her and with every heated encounter, Stacia finds herself falling a little more for his charm and wit. Oh, and his forearms...yum.

Obligations. Lust. Friendship. Love.

The lines begin to blur as emotions enter the equation and besides, everyone knows you can't deny your rebel soul.

Review:

I have been looking forward to West and Stacia book since Rebel Heart. I really liked how this book started out but I felt the romance overshadowed the secondary plot concerning Stacia’s father. There’s no denying West and Stacia have chemistry and funny banter but I never felt the transition from friends to lovers while reading this book. 

*Borrowed via Kindle Unlimited*