Wilder (Birds of a Feather #1)
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Wilder’s wonderful grandfather is dead, and so is her mother, but Grandpa Willy gives her one...
Contemporary Fantasy Romance
Sweet Water (Birds of a Feather #2)
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Jiminella “Jinx” Sweetwater is a genius. She’s a scholar, an inventor, hardworking and...
Contemporary Fantasy Romance
Orderly Affair, Hearts and Health #6
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A hospital orderly explores his bisexuality with an adorably geeky lab tech, but can their sparks...
male/male 5 stars romance contemporary warm and fuzzies
Karla Dee (6 KP) rated Hello (from Here) in Books
Nov 19, 2021
My coworker read this book as well but didn't like how whiney the boy was but i think they are like a ying and yang couple where she is confident and aggressive while he is sweet and meek. In fact they would have never seen each other again if it wasn't for his sister needing more tp because of her Crohn's disease. Its funnier now that we are not actually going through a tp pandemic :/
Merissa (13314 KP) rated The Sweetheart Quest (Sweetheart Escapes) in Books
Sep 18, 2023
This is a quick read, with the pacing the same. It all happens VERY fast. The whole time of Rhodes and Trevor being together (apart from the epilogue) takes place over two weeks. The first weekend is when they meet, followed by two weeks of being grumpy whilst apart. Saying that, I did enjoy it.
I could understand where both Trevor and Rhodes were coming from, with their fears and concerns about the future, but I would have liked to have seen more about how they would work together to resolve said issues.
All in all, a sweet and fast romance that I recommend.
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Sep 18, 2023
Merissa (13314 KP) rated His Forbidden Obsession in Books
Oct 9, 2025
Niko is the sweet, innocent in all of this, with a secret submissive side that comes out to play with Lorenzo. Lorenzo is the protective grump who is more than happy to show Niko just exactly what he wants and what Niko enjoys.
Add to this a not-so-nice(!!!) couple of families, plus the family that Lorenzo works for, and you have a fast-paced Mafia romance full of action and wanting what shouldn't happen.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story, but I do wish I had read the other series first. Definitely recommended by me.
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Oct 9, 2025
Mine to Keep (Bloody Desires)
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Being a hitman isn’t easy, but it pays the bills. I’m in and out before my mark even knows I’m...
Contemporary MMM Romance Daddy / boy Serial Killer
Toxic B!tch
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She wasn’t the girl I meant to text. But she might be the one who ruins me. I thought I was...
Dark Contemporary Romance Suspense Serial Killer
ClareR (5991 KP) rated Maybe, Perhaps, Possibly in Books
Mar 16, 2025
Sol, on the other hand, just doesn’t know how to tell Addie that he really cares. In fact, I think he’s scared of rejection. Something both of them fear after difficult childhoods.
They’re both awkward, sweet young people, both scared of letting the other know how they feel. I felt as though I was reading a fairy tale, the third person narrative helping this along, and I adore a fairy tale.
I just loved how this story unfolded - something that Joanna Glen does so well - and how Sol and Addie learned to let go of their inhibitions and hold on to one another. It’s a beautiful story.
Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated To Conquer Mr. Darcy in Books
Apr 27, 2018
But in this variation of Pride and Prejudice, the love (action) is gone. It is more like an every-day romance, not one of those new classics. It’s cute and sweet and romantic, but it’s not P&P.
The writing and the style feel like Reynolds has read P&P many times. For the first time in a long time, I fell like I’ve found a great romance writer, the word writer being used literally. She’s a good writer, her prose and her vocabulary, her sentences… I liked it a lot. The characters—up until about the middle of the book—felt very much like the original. That pleased me.
With that in mind, I liked it… up to the point they slept together. That’s when I stopped reading. I just couldn't see Mr. Darcy doing that, no matter how much he desired her. And even when Mr. Darcy came back for her in the beginning… even after getting inside his head, I couldn’t see why he loved her. It was the same with reading from Elizabeth’s perspective… I didn’t know why she loved him. It was all emotion and chemistry, and no reason for love.
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