💗 Fake Relationship 
💗 Forced Proximity 
💗 Bad Boy/Good Girl 
💗 Coming of Age 
💗 Enemies to Lovers 
💗 First Love 
💗 Redemption 

Star: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 

"Lonely For You Only" by Monica Murphy is a blend of celebrity romance, unexpected connections, and the complexities of fake relationships turning into something real. The story revolves around Scarlett Lancaster, a young heiress, and Tate Ramsey, a former pop star seeking a comeback. 

The initial disappointment sets an intriguing tone as Scarlett's expectations clash with reality when her father hires Tate Ramsey instead of the famous Harry Styles for her eighteenth birthday. The choice of Tate, a former lead singer of a once-popular band, adds an interesting layer, suggesting themes of redemption and second chances. 

The unexpected kiss and its viral aftermath provide a modern and relatable twist, considering the impact of social media on personal and professional lives. The decision to leverage the situation for both of their careers by entering a fake relationship introduces a classic trope that often leads to a deeper exploration of emotions. 

The characters' journey from a manufactured relationship to potentially discovering genuine feelings adds depth to the narrative. The story balances the glamour of the celebrity world with the authenticity of personal connections. There is a mix of humor, drama, and romance as Scarlett and Tate navigate the challenges of their newfound relationship. 

Monica Murphy's "Lonely For You Only" offers an entertaining and engaging read for fans of contemporary romance, especially those interested in the dynamics of celebrity relationships and the blurred lines between what's real and what's for show. If you enjoy stories about love blossoming in unexpected places, this book might be a satisfying choice. 

 💘 Enemies to Lovers 
🔨 Single Mom 
💘 Opposites Attract 
🔨 Boss/Employee 
💘 He Falls First 
🔨 Found Family 
💘 Forced Proximity 

Star: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 

"Mother Hater" by Daphne Elliot is a contemporary romance novel that explores themes of friendship, love, and the unexpected twists life can take. The plot centers around a single mother Delia who finds herself the only one of her friends without a romantic partner after their initial plan to raise their kids together takes an unexpected turn. 

Enzo’s journey is filled with challenges, from managing her brownstone home to dealing with the pressure to finish renovations. The story takes an interesting turn when Enzo arrives to help with the renovations, adding a romantic element to the plot. The tension and clash of personalities between them and an engaging dynamic, their relationship develops over time, bringing unexpected sparks and a potential shift in the perspective on love. 

"Mother Hater," has an initial resistance to romance, due to past experiences.. The Delia has a complicated relationship with love and men, and Enzo's presence challenges her preconceptions. 

The narrative is a balanced lighthearted moment, such as the clashes between the Delia and Enzo, with more emotional and introspective moments, as hinted by the mention of a "jaded heart." The unexpected make-out session adds a touch of passion and romance to the story, leaving readers curious about the future of the characters' relationship. 

Overall, "Mother Hater" is a charming and heartwarming romance novel with a mix of humor, drama, and personal growth. If you enjoy stories about second chances at love and the transformative power of unexpected connections, this book might be an enjoyable read for you. 

This is the last book in the MOMCOM series! Absolutely loved this series.  

 "Heartless Boys Never Kiss" by SJ Slyvis is a gripping tale that delves into the complexities of relationships, secrets, and unexpected connections. The story revolves around Sloane, a tutor with her own hidden truths, and Tobias, a dark and enigmatic figure, the brother of Sloane's best friend. The tension between them is palpable as they navigate the thin line between love and animosity. 

Sloane's character is portrayed as smart-mouthed and determined, yet with a vulnerability hidden beneath her red lips. Tobias, on the other hand, is depicted as disturbed and mysterious, with a penchant for keeping secrets. The dynamic between them is built on a foundation of lies and deception, adding layers of intrigue to the narrative. 

The author skillfully weaves a tale of forbidden attraction, exploring the fine line between right and wrong. The narrative unfolds through the perspectives of both Sloane and Tobias, providing readers with insight into their conflicting emotions and motivations. The plot is driven by the characters' internal struggles and the unraveling of their respective pasts. 

As Sloane attempts to fix Tobias, the story takes unexpected twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style is engaging and captures the essence of the characters' emotions, making it easy for readers to become invested in their journey. 

The central theme of whether heartless boys can indeed kiss adds an intriguing layer to the story, prompting readers to question the characters' true natures. The author skillfully builds anticipation, creating a sense of urgency to unravel the mysteries surrounding Sloane and Tobias. 

"Heartless Boys Never Kiss" is a compelling romance novel that combines elements of mystery and suspense. The characters' chemistry, coupled with the secrets they hold, makes for a captivating read. Whether you're a fan of forbidden love stories or enjoy unraveling hidden truths, this book is sure to keep you hooked until the very end. 

 

"Good Girls Never Rise" unfolds a tale of unexpected connection and rebellion between two individuals from vastly different backgrounds. Gemma, the quintessential good girl, finds herself in the contrasting world of St. Mary's Boarding School.  fate intervenes, bringing her together with a mysterious figure who challenges her adherence to rules and unleashes a taste of rebellion.

As the lines between obedience and defiance blur, Gemma becomes entangled with a captivating force, described with "wild blue eyes" and "hot, lingering touches." Their shared plan involves Gemma's escape from the boarding school while he stays behind. However, the narrative takes a turn when Isaiah Underwood, the mysterious figure, warns Gemma of the potential consequences, predicting they would go up in flames if they deviated from their plan.

The closing lines suggest a betrayal as Gemma accuses Isaiah of letting her "fall right into the ashes." This leaves  an intriguing cliffhanger, prompting questions about the nature of their relationship, the consequences of their choices, and the impact on Gemma's journey from the sheltered life at St. Mary's to the world of rebellion.

For readers who enjoy stories of forbidden love, rebellion, and the complexities of navigating societal expectations, "Good Girls Never Rise" may provide an engaging and dramatic narrative.