Loved it! 

I loved this book so much! It had a great balance between having fun and finding how to love yourself again. Joining Henry’s journey in learning how he’s not his failures, and Auggie’s help with that, was so good! Hamlet the pig stole the show, and it’s always great to see the other guys from the series pop in!

This was another moving story from Melissa Grace in the Midnight in Dallas series. We already knew from the previous books that Katie was struggling with her health, and Feels Like Home describes her hard and frustrating journey towards a diagnosis and the struggles that come with knowing you have a chronic illness in such a beautiful and real way. I felt her struggles with coming to terms with it, as well as Dallas and his journey with loving someone with a chronic illness. So good!

I voluntarily read an advance review copy of this book

This was such a fun book! I’m saying this with all the love, it read like a great fanfic. I really liked reading it, and I’m very curious about the second book! 

Do check the content, tropes, kinks, and triggers mentioned in the beginning of the book before diving in!

Another great book in this series! Red and Journey are amazing together, as friends and partners. I can’t even begin to imagine how it is to suddenly have to run a whole farm! All the animals create a fun chaos, and I loved following Journey on his sexuality exploration. So good!

I want to hug Gates and Talahassee both! They’re such great people, flaws and all. This book is filled to the brim with love. The romantic kind, but also for family and for friends. There’s plenty swoon and steam to enjoy, but the more emotional moments dealing with body insecurities and worry about repeating mistakes pulled my heartstrings as well. Loving this series!

CW: body insecurity after surgery

Quick novella, good enough to keep reading but nothing great. 

I don’t know what K.M. Neuhold puts in her books, but I love them all! They’re such great stories, I can never stop reading until I finish it in one sitting. Crankshaft was no exception, it was amazing! Steele and Porter are the best, and I loved how they were together. Both living very busy lives, making it difficult to find the time, but I’m so happy they realised quickly that their relationship was worth making the time for! Can’t wait to continue the series!

This book made me so hungry! All the food sounded delicious, even with all the whiskey that I don’t drink. I loved Liam and Kamilah, even with the issues they had. I wish we would’ve gotten a bit more of a grovel, but I really liked the whole story. Several moments made me tear up, and I love her whole family! I’m happy to have finally read this book. 

I’m not sure how to accurately describe my feelings. I was annoyed a lot at the age gap and the insta-love, but at the same time I couldn’t stop reading! It works but at the same time it doesn’t, I can’t explain it. I’m never the biggest fan of the age gap trope, especially if the woman is this much younger (22 to his 37), but in this story the gap didn’t feel as big as it sometimes does. Also too much focus on dick size, which made the sex scenes feel clinical somehow. But I still liked it and will probably continue the series. As I said, I don’t know how I feel about this one.