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He's Come Undone: A Romance Anthology
by Emma Barry, Ruby Lang, Adriana Herrera, Olivia Dade, Cat Sebastian
A perfect combination of writing talent and theme, I adored this anthology.
The authors include the pertinent content warnings before each story.
"Appassionata" by Emma Barry
The passionate prose describing the characters' love of the piano was lush and made me almost hear notes despite having absolutely no knowledge of music besides appreciation. I need to read more of her work!
"Unraveled" by Olivia Dade
Gosh this selection just made me smile so hard. I loved watching art teacher Poppy "unravel" math teacher Simon despite his very best effort to remain professional and aloof. Plus, murder dioramas? Turpentine has never smelled so sexy.
"Caught Looking" by Adriana Herrera
Best friends contend with their pants and hearts feelings in Herrera's selection, and wow I was kept on the edge of my seat as Hatuey tried to convince Yariel that he's always loved him and is willing to take the risk, if they can do it together.
"Yes, And..." by Ruby Lang
Lang perfectly captures the horror and unease of a rule follower being stuck in the wrong classroom and the fear/anxiety that comes with tending to an ailing parent. Darren is such a wonderful caretaker and gives Joan the space she needs. So tender and lovely.
"Tommy Cabot Was Here" by Cat Sebastian
God my heart. Setting this romance in 1959 was phenomenal, the little details echoing the characters' heart ache and feelings as they rediscover their boyhood lust and turn it into something more.
I received a free copy in exchange for a fair review.
The authors include the pertinent content warnings before each story.
"Appassionata" by Emma Barry
The passionate prose describing the characters' love of the piano was lush and made me almost hear notes despite having absolutely no knowledge of music besides appreciation. I need to read more of her work!
"Unraveled" by Olivia Dade
Gosh this selection just made me smile so hard. I loved watching art teacher Poppy "unravel" math teacher Simon despite his very best effort to remain professional and aloof. Plus, murder dioramas? Turpentine has never smelled so sexy.
"Caught Looking" by Adriana Herrera
Best friends contend with their pants and hearts feelings in Herrera's selection, and wow I was kept on the edge of my seat as Hatuey tried to convince Yariel that he's always loved him and is willing to take the risk, if they can do it together.
"Yes, And..." by Ruby Lang
Lang perfectly captures the horror and unease of a rule follower being stuck in the wrong classroom and the fear/anxiety that comes with tending to an ailing parent. Darren is such a wonderful caretaker and gives Joan the space she needs. So tender and lovely.
"Tommy Cabot Was Here" by Cat Sebastian
God my heart. Setting this romance in 1959 was phenomenal, the little details echoing the characters' heart ache and feelings as they rediscover their boyhood lust and turn it into something more.
I received a free copy in exchange for a fair review.