Partially Matured by Grayson Avery

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The third book in The Sweet Water Circle Series focuses on Taylor, the newest addition to the club. Taylor is young and lives her life to the fullest with fun first and work second. She floats into work whenever she wants and her best job is avoiding work at all costs. It catches up with her as her boss, Shelly, is a member of The Sweet Water Circle, tells her she is going to fire her in 6 months. Taylor has the next 6 months to figure out what she wants out of life beyond parties and bars.


I have read the first two books in this series and was excited to get my hands on the newest addition. While these are in a series, they don't need to be read in any order and can be standalone books also. If you have seen my previous blog posts on this series you know these books are hilarious. The trouble the characters get into is unbelievable, such as Taylor sliding down an ice lunge meant for liquor and falling in front of a very handsome man. When Shelly issues the advanced warning that Taylor will be out of a job in 6 months, Taylor does not take it seriously at first. Then she has to find out who she is and what she wants.

I love this series as it is the perfect mix of comedy and life lessons. To be warned, the book is full of sexual innuendos so if you do not like this type of writing, you may not enjoy this book as much. Some of them are over the top for me but it does not stop me from enjoying the book.

Author Info

Grayson Avery's Sweet Water Circle book series is a romantic comedy series. It tells the story of friends as they move through life capturing the good, the bad, and the hilarious. Keep up to date with her on social media.

https://facebook.com/GraysonAveryAuthor

https://amazon.com/author/graysonavery

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20888386.Grayson_Avery



A huge thank you to Rachel's Random Resources for letting me be a part of the blog tours for all the Sweet Water books. I have enjoyed each one.

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