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proseandpucks 's review for:
Tim Te Maro and the Subterranean Heartsick Blues
by H.S. Valley
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This is precious.
Were there things that I though could have been better developed? Yes. Did that take away my enjoyment of this book? In no way shape or form.
I’m always sucker for rivals to lovers and throw in a friends with benefits situation and I am officially a goner.
The magical aspect was cute and fun, and I love love loved the taking care of a egg parenting forced proximity. Elliott Parker is a big ol softy who put up a facade because he felt like an outcast, but you give him something to take care of and that boy is a GONER. Absolutely stole my heart.
This is just fun and cute and a very easy read. Also the cover? Show-stopping.
However can we please stop comping any queer book with a male presenting bisexual main character to RWRB? This is in now way that and it’s lovely in its own right!
Were there things that I though could have been better developed? Yes. Did that take away my enjoyment of this book? In no way shape or form.
I’m always sucker for rivals to lovers and throw in a friends with benefits situation and I am officially a goner.
The magical aspect was cute and fun, and I love love loved the taking care of a egg parenting forced proximity. Elliott Parker is a big ol softy who put up a facade because he felt like an outcast, but you give him something to take care of and that boy is a GONER. Absolutely stole my heart.
This is just fun and cute and a very easy read. Also the cover? Show-stopping.
However can we please stop comping any queer book with a male presenting bisexual main character to RWRB? This is in now way that and it’s lovely in its own right!