pickThis was adorable! Great backstory, hilarious family Christmas, I blew through it, don‘t want to put it down. Pretty steamy but the plot stands without it. Starting the second one tonight :)
BethM This sounds fun! 9h
pickThis was adorable! Great backstory, hilarious family Christmas, I blew through it, don‘t want to put it down. Pretty steamy but the plot stands without it. Starting the second one tonight :)
bailedDNF @ 30%
I am really sad about this one. I wanted to love it, but from the start I struggled. In the beginning, I struggled with feeling lost a lot with all the characters and magic info dump. The writing didn't work for me. I do not like the MMC nor do I feel any spark between them. Instead of banter, it just seems like petty arguing.
pickSo happy to finally witnessing Rio find love. He deserved this so much. This was a sweet, heart warming book that fits perfectly into the Rio we already know. My only complaint is that I think we lose some of the playful, silly Rio through the lines. But perhaps, the book is just mostly showing his mature side. I would have loved more of sarcastic silly Rio though. Overall, a great read, 4 ⭐️
Ube latte named “Silence of the Yams”…love the flavor and especially the pun! 🤣😂
so-soI may have liked this more if I read it instead of listening to it. The reader sounded too old for the FMC, and there was too much internal dialogue in the midst of conversations with others. Those things may not have bugged me if I read it. I do love the happy ending though!
Gracie says Momma read this one, it matches our blanket. It‘s a rainy yucky day here so the perfect time for snuggles and reading. #30of2025
pickI needed a palate cleanser after an upsetting read & this was exactly what I was hoping it would be…only sexier. Hell yeah! 🌶️ I have the same kind of aching wanderlust as the MC & the same sort of residual romantic trauma that I‘m sure so many of us do after being unceremoniously dumped by first loves. This second-chance romance was pure catharsis in an Amsterdam setting. Some of the conflict & resolution felt unrealistic but so it goes.
panThis was not even close to Lights Out.
Flat characters, disjointed story, yet lots of sometimes well-crafted spice.
It read as if the author had some spicy scenes and added a story to connect them.
