
An old(er) man yaoi. My first reading about older couples. It was bit dark, auite realistic and all in all very lovable.
#manga

An old(er) man yaoi. My first reading about older couples. It was bit dark, auite realistic and all in all very lovable.
#manga

I have always been drawn to the #mexican culture so a #love story with a mexican background was perfect for me. It was my first book by #quintanaalbertson and was a bit surprised by the 🥵 #explicit scene. I later realized she had written a ton of sexy romances before writing the #loveandtacos triology. Just the fun light love story I felt like reading. 👩🏾❤️💋👨🏻

I decided I wanted to try a sports romance since I have been seeing them everywhere. It was heavy with the emotions. It was different. I rated the book a 3 out of 5 stars.

My ex-figure skater, Cutting Edge loving heart gobbled this romance up. Looking forward to the next book in the series as I really liked those two characters and I‘m excited to read their story.
Book 75 of 2024

This was a very sweet steamy college hockey romance. I don‘t typically love college romance, but the characters in this book were just so charming. My only negative is the middle felt a little slow, so it took me longer to read. I definitely recommend and I want to check out more by this author. 4⭐️

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2024

#Wardens2024 #ReadAway2024 #BookSpinBingo #ReadMyRoom #SeriesLove2024
A trilogy finish that‘s been on my tbr & physical shelves for way too long. Because it‘s been years😬since I read the preceding instalments so, this was basically read as a stand alone. I very much enjoyed it as much as the others. Strong characters with zing to go with a great storyline.

Sunday reading with snuggly Penny.
I‘m so impressed with Cait Nary‘s range, y‘all. She‘s great at high stress romances (SEASON‘S CHANGE), adorable romcoms (LUCKY BOUNCE), and stuff like this, which slides into that sweet spot where there‘s SOME stress for the characters but it‘s mostly about them, like, finding their way through a scenario they hoped they could avoid but are actually coping with really well. IT‘S SO GOOD. Bring on the back half.