Brighton: Training Days Book 2

This was a sweet story but I was annoyed with Brightons aunt. So glad Brighton got his happy ending even if hes a bit out there.

Brighton and Knoxs relationship intrigued me in the first book, with him carrying Brighton around on his back. This was similar to the first book in that both of them had feelings for the other yet never realized it until an opportunity came up for the truth to come out. Knox was sure someone like him could never land someone as smart, sweet, funny, and beautiful as Brighton, while Brighton thought he was too much of a hot mess for Knox to ever want him. Brighton especially broke my heart with the way hes been tossed aside by people all his life just because of a few quirks they couldnt seem to handle. They couldnt have found anyone more perfect than each other, each giving the other confidence, trust, friendship, and unconditional love. Im excited for Jordan and Langstons story next

Poor Brighton he has such low self esteem. I feel very bad for him that he has been talked down to and has had people treat him that way. Finally though he gets his happy with knox.

This is the second book in the series, and like all her other books a could not be put down book. I laughed so hard at some of the antics Brighton got caught up in and the things in done. The fact Know doesnt mind him climbing him like a jungle gym, I just keep picturing it in my head. His aunt let me just say is a real witch, but she is the catalyst for them becoming a couple

“I voluntarily reviewed this after receiving a free copy.” This is such a fun, entertaining book. Brighton is absolutely hilarious, and Knox panders to him wothout thought. As fun as this book is Brighton has also spent most of his life being left behind, ostrasized and hurt. A very sexy friends to lovers romance. A great series.

This was short, sweet and to the point. I really enjoyed getting another look at the other characters from the gym. I was so sad at the way Brighton viewed his self worth but Im super glad that Knox didnt give up on him. This story gave me several laughs and a few times I wanted to cry but I dont regret it. I definitely recommend this story. :)

A short, sweet and lovely friends to lovers romance. Its fairly superficial in character development and background but it works considering the length of this story. Definitely worth reading. Its part of a series but can easily be read as a standalone.

This was a cute story, with humor and sex, as two friends try not to fall for each other. I liked Brighton and Knox, and I felt entertained by their silliness. Book One had a little more depth, but both are sweet romances. I am curious about the other employees of Training Days and will continue reading this series.

This book was a perfect pick me up read! The length make is easy to finish in one sitting and it was as fun as cotton candy! Knox was gruff and lovable and Brighton is adorable. I enjoyed watching them stumble and fall in love.

J.D. Light is back with the second book in the Training Days series, and this time around, the friends-to-lovers trope focuses on best friends Brighton Walker and Knox Green. Besties for about two years, the dance student turned yoga instructor has the power lifters back--literally! Brighton isnt exactly a fan of walking--which kinda makes his last name ironic--but Knox doesnt mind giving the guy a lift--which is really quite perfect since hes, you know, a weightlifter and all. Plus, Knox is just that good of a friend, so of course, when Brighton is basically informed by his aunt that hes being kicked out of the place where hes been staying, Knox steps in and offers his extra room. But close quarters and hidden crushes are about to make things quite interesting between these two best of friends... Brighton was a sweet romance about two best friends whove had a thing for each other from the moment they met but whose doubts and hesitation had them becoming friends instead of asking one another out from the get-go. I liked that Brighton brought out both the protective and the more lighthearted sides of Knox. They had an easygoing friendship, and while Knox literally carrying Brighton on his back because the latter did not like walking unless absolutely necessary was a tad...unconventional...I did like that they seemed to be there for each other through everything. This story had little to no angst, and while I do love me my angst, I can more than appreciate that this book didnt need it at all. This quickie of a read gets four stars and has me looking forward to book three! ♥