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I’m all for being a bit of a fool, but there’s playing with fire, and then there’s playing with Ben Stirling. Only one of those things is survivable. If ever a book was written that included everything I love about reading romance, it was this one. I swooned, I laughed, I giggled and kicked my … More The Legend Next Door by Jesse H. Reign
Jamie Durand makes me feel a million different things and I both love it and fucking hate it. Well, I was looking for an angsty book, and this one sure delivered. There are a lot of heavy topics covered in this book, many of them playing out on page, so if you’re concerned about that, … More That One Moment by C.S. Autumn
Why the fuck did I ever waste my time hooking up with my contemporaries? Older men are where it’s at, clearly. Gimme those sweet, sweet daddy issues. I was pumped when A.J. Truman announced he was writing a hockey book. And not your usual hockey book, but a hockey book about dudes in their 40s … More Gross Misconduct by A.J. Truman
Why the fuck did I care what this man thought? Why did I suddenly want to cry and drop to my knees and beg him to teach me how to be good? Aleric King is looking to resurrect his acting career after a disastrous fall from grace years earlier. He’s pinning his hopes on the … More Royal Crush by E.M. Lindsey
This was a cute story. I liked the setting. Storybook Endings Resort sounded like a fun place, and I thought the story of why Ethan and his then-wife, Amy, created it was very sweet. Taylor, Amy’s assistant, is sent to the Catskills location where Ethan works to help prep for Ethan and Amy’s daughter’s sweet … More Once Upon You and Me by Timothy Janovsky
I’m developing feelings for Justin Morris. Not friendship feelings, not revenge-plot feelings, but actual heart-racing, palm-sweating, completely inappropriate romantic feelings. What do you do when you come face to face with your high school bully after 10 years, and he walks right past without even recognizing you? Well, if you’re Andrew Yates, you orchestrate an … More The Revenge Game by Jax Calder
He’s confusing… and sad… and lost. I’m fairly certain Rhett Swift is lost. And for a reason I can’t explain, I want to be there when he finds himself. This was a beautiful end to the Swift Brothers series. We finally get to know Rhett Swift and see him try to remake himself and be … More Rhett by Riley Hart
I want to be here for him. It feels like the most important thing I’ll ever do. Oof, this was a bit of a tearjerker! I’m not surprised, though. Given what I knew of Easton from Morgan’s book, I knew this would be an emotional story. All of the Swift brothers have their issues as … More Easton by Riley Hart
“I might not deserve you, but I sure as hell am thankful for you. Every day. Even while I was gone, Dust.” Childhood best friends-to-lovers with a heap of family drama mixed in is how I would describe this book in one sentence. Morgan Swift and Dusty James were best friends growing up. Amid all … More Morgan by Riley Hart
We went from being inseparable to becoming strangers, and sometimes you don’t truly know the significance of that loss until they’re standing right in front of you again. Like a mirage of someone you once knew. It’s good to be back in the Chicago Thunder universe and I think this one may be my new … More Power Forward by Jodi Oliver
The Book Boyfriend Addict 