
His Compass (His Contemporary MM Romance #2)
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Tom has one rule: don’t sleep with the crew. A second chance with a younger, gorgeous deckhand...
Contemporary MM Romance

Persuasion
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'She had been forced into prudence in her youth, she learned romance as she grew older - the natural...
Classics Fiction Romance Female lead stand alone novel

Rebecca's Choice
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‘Can Rebecca find the love and passion she craves within a Victorian world that seems to be...
Historical Romance

Sam (74 KP) rated Joe and Clara’s Christmas Countdown in Books
Dec 10, 2018
Joe and Clara are both wonderfully developed characters who steal your heart from their first introductions. There were little moments that got me giggling, and plenty of times where the novel was just purely heartwarming.
To me, this is what every festive novel should be. It is so feel-good and I love the way that every chapter counts down until Christmas. If I had the self-control, I would read a chapter a day through December but I know I would never be able to restrain myself that much!
This is definitely a Christmas book you have to experience.
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Cyn Armistead (14 KP) rated Fifty Shades of Grey in Books
Feb 23, 2018
The writing definitely needs polish and a good editor--I couldn't possibly give it more than 3 stars due to that alone. The sexy is there, though, and that's the whole purpose of the book. It does follow most of the traditional romance tropes, which explains most of its acceptance, but the addition of spicier sex seems to be what has everyone talking. (I'd call it spicy more than truly kinky.)
The entire plot takes place in just three weeks, which isn't bad in the romance world. That doesn't leave much time for character growth, but there is a little. That brings the book up a star from where I'd put most romance novels.
If you want some light, sexy summer reading and don't mind the fact that this is so very obviously a self-published first novel, go for it. Some people will want to read it just because of all the uproar, I imagine. If you're looking for literature or true erotica, pass this one up.

The Impact Zone (Ryder Bay #2)
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A nomad. A wallflower. A riptide of romance… Savannah enjoys living in the shelter of her best...
Contemporary Romance Young Adult

Born of No Man (Once and Future Hearts Book 1)
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A LEGEND BEGINS… Can love triumph despite duty? Lynette, companion to Princess Vivian, has...
series fiction Britain historical fiction historical romance romantic fantasy

The Spaceman's Omega
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Twenty years ago, boy-next-door actor Brandon Ward played a geeky superhero on a floundering...
Mpreg Science Fiction MM Romance Alien Romance

Molly J (Cover To Cover Cafe) (106 KP) rated The Theory of Happily Ever After in Books
Feb 25, 2019
What is the meaning of your happiness? Did you have to search it out or did it seek you out? That’s what Maggie Maguire encounters in this fun chick lit novel. I felt myself turning into Maggie, wondering what will happen next, what’s in store, is there a happily ever after. And, when Sam entered the picture, being a fan of Jane Austen, I was instantly pulled to him and his grump like self! The interaction between Maggie and Sam was fun and I was rooting for them the whole way through the story.
This is definitely a 4 star novel and one you shouldn’t miss! You’ll laugh out loud more times than not and you’ll find yourself instantly a part of this well written, inspiring novel of happy ever afters and true love. Well done, Ms. Billerbeck! Definitely a keeper on my shelf for sure!
*I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher and was under no obligation to post a review, positive or negative.*
