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My 10 Before the End: Robbin’ the Rich by Mary Warren Ruin the Friendship by Alice Daniels Love Felt Like This by Julie Olivia Siren Song by Taylor E. Weston Hollywood, Ending by John Green After the Snap by AJ Alexander Rucked by the MInotaurs by Sloan Ambrose A Good Puck by Rochelle Wolf Espiritu…
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I read this romance via audiobook, enjoyed the narration, and finished it in one sitting. The phrase “single dad” is almost always music to my ears and I was not disappointed. The characters were fresh and endearing and I enjoyed the time I spent with them. The spice was sparse but what was there was…
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I read this book via audio and found it a compelling and engaging listen. This book was spicy, sweet, and earnest. I appreciated the exploration of gender and sport and the complications that come with exploring one’s gender as a professional athlete. I was not expecting to encounter such an important, complicated topic in this…
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This book succeeded in meeting the cozy expectations I had for it. Tea, kittens, other assorted animals, and desserts! It had it all. Fingers crossed for a follow up!
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I received King of the Crease by A. J. Truman as an arc and ended up purchasing it in print and being gifted it in audiobook along with the first two books in The Comebacks series. I found the book to be a delightful romp and equal parts silly, sexy, and sweet. Even not having…
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Blair stole every scene she with every appearance in Kimberly Lemming’s I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I’m Trapped in a Rom-Com and makes for an excellent heroine in it’s follow up I Punched an Alien and Now We’re in Couple’s Therapy. King Osid is starts out needing a hell of a lot of…
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Poolside by Taylor E. Weston was on the top of my list for upcoming bookclub picks. The author is attending a Romance Bookstore Day event locally at the local romance book store HEA Book Boutique and was announced as attending Sports Romance Con 2027 next summer. Poolside is the second in the Southeastern Alumni series…
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When I submitted the forms to become Harry legally, I sent my family a version of this cheeky birth announcement. It led to the general confusion of, “I thought you two didn’t want to have kids” that comes from being surrounded by literal thinkers. After explaining it was agreed the joke was okay at best…
