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Sweat Connection (Hot Under the Collar #1)
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One disaster bi single dad. One sexy plumber on a house call. One hot-as-hell romance…. Rhys ...
Contemporary MM Romance
Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated Fellside in Books
Apr 27, 2018
Fellside was a unique combination of psychological, thriller, supernatural, crime, and romance. When I say psychological, it was because it makes you think; thriller because I couldn't put it down, and found my heart racing; romance not in the typical sense of the term, but a deep and surprising love that brought all the characters to a new level, and puts the reader in a different frame of mind. It was the kind of book you know is completely unrealistic, but since the author believes in it, you believe in it. It begins with a mysterious tug, and right as you fall in love with the main character she starts to break your heart. M. R. Carey doesn’t write cute books, or sweet books, or books that are easy to read. They make you think and confront how you feel about certain things; but it’s beautiful in it’s own way. I am totally in love with this story, this world, the concept, and the way it all comes together in the end. I definitely recommend it for ages 16+, but not as a light beach-read or hour-at-a-time read. Sit down and chew on this one, and let your mind go where it wants to. Content/Recommendation: Ages 16+ for some violent scenes. This is a women's prison. - See more at: http://www.thelifeandlies.com/2016/07/book-review-fellside-by-m-r-carey.html#sthash.DM728BD3.dpuf
On The Ice ( Stick Side '#1)
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For college sophomore Mitch Greyson, determination and persistence are the name of the game if he...
2018 reads 5 stars reads male/male LGBT sport romance
Wilde Moon (Wildeward Academy #5)
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Time to take London by storm. My name is Lady Victoria Grey. In Gilded Age London with its...
Historical Paranormal Reverse Harem MM Romance
New Romantic Cyborgs: Romanticism, Information Technology, and the End of the Machine
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Romanticism and technology are widely assumed to be opposed to each other. Romanticism -- understood...
