Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Review for SPECIAL KIND OF TWISTED by Lani Lynn Vale




SPECIAL KIND OF TWISTED by Lani Lynn Vale! 

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He had a way of pulling everyone into his darkness. Then, to make matters worse, he convinced you that you liked it there.
Kyle Davis—ex professional baseball player and current felon—loved Sara, his best friend. Strictly platonically, of course. He’d do absolutely anything for her, even put up with Greer, Sara’s other best friend.
What she was not was Kyle’s best friend. Or any friend at all, to be honest.
In fact, they couldn’t stand to be in the same room with each other, let alone breathe the same air for any length of time.
Then something happens, forcing the two of them to work together to keep Sara blissfully unaware of the danger Greer’s in.
They come up with a plan. Sara doesn’t need to know.
What she doesn’t know won’t hurt her.
The funny thing is, Sara knows all. Sara also knows the two of them are destined to be with each other.
She only has to convince them of it first.



This engaging story centers on KD and Greer, two characters whose witty banter and simmering tension ignite a lively enemies-to-lovers tale. What makes this book particularly worth discussing is the way it balances humor and emotional stakes, crafting a relationship that feels both combustible and genuine. The charm lies not only in the romance but in the clever, snappy dialogue and the endearing supporting cast who add depth and levity to the story.

The highlight of this read is undeniably the dynamic between KD and Greer. Their playful back-and-forth, filled with teasing jabs, makes their chemistry leap off the page. The author skillfully keeps an undercurrent of heat simmering beneath their sniping, which eventually explodes into a passionate connection that neither can deny. This slow build, peppered with moments of humor and tension, creates a rollercoaster that is as entertaining as it is heartwarming.

Greer’s character shines with her sharp wit and irreverent humor, often bringing lightness to even the more serious moments. Her quirky pets add a delightful touch of comic relief, further enriching the story’s lively atmosphere. Meanwhile, KD’s protective instincts introduce a strong emotional core that elevates their romance beyond typical tropes. The development of their relationship feels natural, even if the origins of their antagonism remain somewhat mysterious—a minor ambiguity that invites readers to speculate and stay engaged.

Beyond the main couple, the plot benefits from a humorous and relatable secondary cast. KD’s sister, in particular, contributes memorable laughs and adds another layer of complexity to the story, hinting at her own personal growth arcs. This dimension makes the story feel more grounded and less insular, weaving in the broader tapestry of friendship and family.

A significant strength is the author’s ability to blend laughter with tension, especially when Greer repeatedly finds herself in comedic yet precarious situations. This balance not only sustains the pace but builds toward a surprising twist near the conclusion, which refreshingly offers Greer meaningful closure rather than a predictable happy ending. This unexpected turn adds emotional weight and reaffirms the story’s commitment to character growth.

Overall, this book is a satisfying read for anyone who enjoys romantic comedies with sharp dialogue, complex characters, and a bit of mystery. Fans of the enemies-to-lovers trope will appreciate the genuine chemistry and humor that persist even after the characters become lovers. 






Lani Lynn Vale is married to the love of her life that she met in high school. She fell in love with him because he was wearing baseball pants. Ten years later they have three perfectly crazy children and a cat named Demon who likes to wake her up at ungodly times in the night. They live in the greatest state in the world, Texas. She writes contemporary and romantic suspense, and has a love for all things romance. You can find Lani in front of her computer writing away in her fictional characters world...that is until her husband and kids demand sustenance in the form of food and drink.


 




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