These two dummies wormed their way into my heart. They incriminated themselves by running away from the scene of a crime (one committed against them) These two dummies wormed their way into my heart. They incriminated themselves by running away from the scene of a crime (one committed against them) and also ditching their car which just incriminated them even more.
Like I said - dummies.
But they're so cute, like dumb golden retrievers. Well, Liv is more a black lab, but I digress. They have exceptionally shitty luck on top of that, so you can probably tell that this book was full of wtf/face-palm moments. They made my eyes sweat, multiple times, I admit it. They are flawed, but they don't mean to do the crappy things they sometimes ended up doing. Their dumb little hearts are so pure.
P.S. Why was Frank so mean when they found his "machine?" He slapped my baby Knox and I was so upsetty spaghetti....more
This story includes: dress-wearing, makeup, using feminine/female terms for male anatomy, and use of words like "wife, princI THOROUGHLY enjoyed this.
This story includes: dress-wearing, makeup, using feminine/female terms for male anatomy, and use of words like "wife, princess, and baby girl." Also, breeding kink.
The story starts off a dub-con: Colt's wife, Bethany, abandons him after cheating on him, leaving her college-age son Quin behind. Colt gives Quin an ultimatum - replace his mother as his tradwife, or leave his home, money, and security behind. Quin, used to mooching off of the wealthy men his mother dates/marries, reluctantly agrees to the arraignment.
Though it started off dubiously, Quin soon realizes that maybe all of these things aren't as foreign and unwanted as he thought they were. Colt realizes that Quin means more to him than a means to fulfil his kink....more
While it's not the shortest thing I've ever read, it's definitely up there. That said, it didn't need any more length than what it haFive stars: ★★★★★
While it's not the shortest thing I've ever read, it's definitely up there. That said, it didn't need any more length than what it had. It had exactly as much detail as it needed. How it packed so much emotion, angst, longing, and entire childhood into such a short novella is astounding.
Brian has been in love with Varro, his foster brother, since they were 9 and 10 respectively. Even if he didn't know enough about love to put it into words, that's what it was. Being a child of the foster care system, Brian's always longed for stability. Varro, on the other hand is a wild child, adrenaline junkie who practically gives his parents a heart attack on a daily basis. That doesn't change as they age and become adults.
Once Brian realizes that he has a choice to make, he's torn. Does he build the stable life he's always dreamed of without Varro in it, or risk the ire of his foster family by becoming involved with their son, while living in a constant state of anxiety, not knowing what country he will be in while following Varro, or if Varro come home in one piece....more
Secondly, this made me cry. Apparently, I'm a sucker for mommy issues. Trent and Drew's love is SO INTENSE, it makes me feel sad aboFirstly, #TrewLove
Secondly, this made me cry. Apparently, I'm a sucker for mommy issues. Trent and Drew's love is SO INTENSE, it makes me feel sad about my own life, jeez. I mean, they were shifting together (Trent driving, and Drew shifting for him just for shitz and gigs).
I give this a 4.3 ONLY because I would have liked the angst/conflict to have been a little more creative, but it was still great....more
OK, so I had no frame of reference for Eve Homes before I received this ARC, I just knew that I liked MMA stories so I wanted to give this a try.
So glOK, so I had no frame of reference for Eve Homes before I received this ARC, I just knew that I liked MMA stories so I wanted to give this a try.
So glad I did. It's a sunshine/grumpy trope story, where the grumpy MC, Ty, DOES NOT CHANGE. He's still as grumpy and introverted as he was in the beginning of the story. No random personality changes or random acts of wackiness. There's growth, but he essentially stays the same person throughout, and I love that.
Luca is hilarious and loveable right off the bat. He's kinda crazy, tbh (view spoiler)[randomly making out with Ty in front of their boss with no warning to ANYONE (hide spoiler)], but I wouldn't change a thing about him.
I will never look at grappling the same way again. There's a scene were Ty teaches Luca (view spoiler)[to "control his hips" by pushing on them with his hands (hide spoiler)] that was so hot I had to read it 3 times.
This book could be an easy read for someone, or an intense read for another person. Just depends on the mood you're in when you read it. Not a lot of books can do that.
Loved everything about this book. Dylan and Cass's relationship. The "really touchy-feely BFFs" trope is one I can never get tired of. Though there isLoved everything about this book. Dylan and Cass's relationship. The "really touchy-feely BFFs" trope is one I can never get tired of. Though there is angst in this, for sure, it was still a soothing read. I was totally smiling at the end, I was so happy for their HEA. Bonus point for AA representation!...more
Look, I'm going to be up front with y'all - I'm voting this book 5 stars because the sex scenes were some of the hottest I've ever read. When I'm not Look, I'm going to be up front with y'all - I'm voting this book 5 stars because the sex scenes were some of the hottest I've ever read. When I'm not being a bitter bitch, I'm being a horny hoe. Very little in between. ...more
How this book has below a 4 start average, I'll never know. It has everything - Pining, obliviousness, miscommunication, spicy scenes, angst. It's notHow this book has below a 4 start average, I'll never know. It has everything - Pining, obliviousness, miscommunication, spicy scenes, angst. It's not over done, either, which seems to be an easy thing to do. Love this story to heck and back....more
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