« It really was a shame that one of them was going to be dead at the end of this. »
It is also a shame I didn’t enjoy this book ⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
« It really was a shame that one of them was going to be dead at the end of this. »
It is also a shame I didn’t enjoy this book more. Because hitman vs hitman hate sex? Hot AF. Unfortunately, the writing and the storyline weren’t giving what this trope needed.
~ SPOILER WARNING ~
First of all, I would’ve loved a dual POV, to see Rainy from Adler’s eyes. Some stories are great with just one point of view, but here it felt like something was missing. This also ties in with my second point, which is a more solid backstory for the characters. Seeing as this might be the start of a series, hopefully in later installments we get to dig deeper into what makes them them, because although we do get some info on their pasts, it was a bit surface-level for me. I also wasn’t really invested in the loads of side characters, way too many people introduced and my brain can’t keep up with everyone. This lead to me skimming lots of the dialogue, because not only was it boring, it just wasn’t relevant to the plot.
“Fuck, God.” “Did I give you permission to speak freely?” “No, sir,” Rainy gasped.
If anything needs to be explored further in the next book, let it be the hot as fuck dom energy Adler was giving in that last spice scene. The smut was insane. I loved the banter, the struggle of trying to remain enemies but ‘why is he so goddamn attractive’, the ’fuck now, might kill you later’. Had the whole book been just them fucking and fighting, I think I would’ve enjoyed it more.
“I’ll kill you tomorrow,” he said, as bored as though he were announcing he’d take a trip to the supermarket.
Nothing Good has so much potential to be an awesome series, so really hoping that the next one will bring that extra spark that was missing here.
And then the apprehension and adrenaline were undercut by a flash of sadness from the knowledge that from the very beginning, from the very first moment they’d met, nothing good or soft could have ever come of this.
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - Hitman vs Hitman - Enemies to lovers - Threesome scene - Vers MCs - Rimming - Breath play - HFN ending ...more
It tastes like something I shouldn’t have, a glimpse of forbidden euphoria.
What was missing from this read was balance. The dynam⭐️ 2 stars ⭐️
It tastes like something I shouldn’t have, a glimpse of forbidden euphoria.
What was missing from this read was balance. The dynamic between the characters was off, the angsty plot lines were all over the place, and the spice was weirdly a lot but also not enough.
Their relationship also felt unbalanced. It felt like Cole and Levi - and then Kai. A couple adding a third, not a throuple.
All three of them had different issues that brought drama and angst, but I didn’t feel they were done in the best way. Having so many different subplots all meshing together made the flow a bit jumpy and messy. There were a lot of time skips even during the same chapter that pulled me out of the story. One paragraph their together, the next it’s three weeks later. One minute they’re talking, then they’re making out, and the next sentence their enjoying their post-orgasm bliss.
“You want me to fuck you like the slut you are, princess?”
Which brings me to the spice. For most this is probably a very spicy read, but for me it felt like an unsatisfactory edging session. The sex scenes were cut off a lot, sometimes right in the middle of them. I enjoy descriptive scenes, from start to finish, no time skips in between, no position jumping. So although technically this did have a lot of smut, to me it felt more closed-doors than I expected.
Just Between Us had plenty of promise, but the writing style just didn’t work for me.
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - MMM - Hurt/comfort - Physical abuse - Mentions of SA - Depiction of attempted suicide - Discussions of MH and undiagnosed personality disorders - Animal death (graphic) - Murder - Top-vers-bottom (mostly) - Public sex - Breath play - Knife play - Slapping - D/s dynamic - Mild degradation - Rimming - Face-fucking - DP...more
{This is it. This is how I die. They’re going to put in my obituary that I was fucked to death.}
~ Pure hornyboi fantasyland ~⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
{This is it. This is how I die. They’re going to put in my obituary that I was fucked to death.}
~ Pure hornyboi fantasyland ~
This was a bit of a mess — a tad too long, mostly smut with no actual plot, a confusing POV. It reads like a fanfic, old school Wattpad style erotica, dumb teenage boys being super horny and dumb. But… I enjoyed it?
Despite the iffy beginning, I actually started caring about these three dummies along the way. The characterizations were well done, all three boys having distinct personas and thoughts and feelings, and I enjoyed their dynamic, the sexual exploration and discovery, the personal growth they all went through.
Let’s be real, though. This was 400+ pages of porn. Lots and lots of (surprisingly good, if not a bit unrealistic) porn. [Can guys actually cum that many times?? And is male squirting an actual thing or just a porn thing? I have questions.]
The kink exploration felt pretty realistic, just teenagers thinking with their dicks and finding out what feels good, making mistakes along the way, not knowing what they’re doing. I liked that they acknowledged when they fucked up, tried to learn from their mistakes. The ending wasn’t as satisfying as I hoped though, and I thought their relationship needed a bit more balance between the three of them.
I don’t know if I can recommend this in good conscience, but if you’re looking for loads of smut and the kinks tickle your fancy then this read might be for you. Looking for an emotionally satisfying romance? Then maybe don’t pick this one up.
“You’ve always been ours, Cory.”
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - MMM - Friends to lovers - Queer awakening - Kink exploration - D/s dynamic (two doms one sub) - Themes of homophobia (internalized and non) - Virgin MC - Dub-con - Sharing & gangbang scenes - Rimming - Public sex - Humiliation & degradation kink - Spanking & impact play - Face-fucking - Bondage - Cock cage - Toys - Brief cockwarming - Facials - Coming hands-free & multiple orgasms - Squirting (?)...more
I think I loved Nick and Joey’s story the most. It was achy, but real and emotiona⭐️ 5 stars ⭐️
♡._ I wish I could be what you need. _.♡
I think I loved Nick and Joey’s story the most. It was achy, but real and emotional, romantic but also hot as fuck. I loved everything about these two.
«Why can’t I ever be enough?»
I really connected with Joey’s hurt — having to grow up so fast, having to be the adult of the family. Not having someone to lean on, not being able to let your guard down. I’m so happy he found his happy ever after with lovely and supportive Nick. I loved how they were both a bit imperfect, but still so sweet to each other, how there was no judgement or resentment between them, just love and care.
“Tell Daddy how badly you want him to make you come.”
Queen of daddy issues over here, so you know this level of spiciness ticked all my boxes. The way Joey submitted to Nick, the subtle dominance, the whimpering, and even the sticky food play was all so incredibly hot. I don’t think I can look at a cinnamon roll without thinking of this book.
This moment right here is healing something I didn’t realize was still broken. A hidden scar I didn’t know was still open. “Yeah. He gives really good dad hugs.”
I managed to not spill any tears right up until this moment, but Nick’s dad hugging Joey just broke me. Some wounds just never heal, but seeing a fictional character heal from his might just make mine hurt a little less.
Off Sides is my new favorite of the series, and this is one of those couples that I’ll keep with me for a long while.
“You’re worth everything.”
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - Death of a parent (cancer, off page) - Parental neglect and emotional abuse - Mental health rep - Anxiety & panic attacks - Friends with benefits - Docking ...more
• ♥ Cane wants so much more than cursebreaking from him. Will Hart let him have it? Or will the curse destroy them both first?
⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
• ♥ Cane wants so much more than cursebreaking from him. Will Hart let him have it? Or will the curse destroy them both first? ♥ •
The more I find out about these cursebreaking brothers, the more I love all of them. This world of magic and curses was really entertaining.
“Pretending is pointless.” “Pretending what?” Hart asked, breaking their eye contact and focusing on the fight. “That you don’t like me.”
Hart and Cane’s story was so unexpected, a whirlwind of passion, love that was more of a “I hate that I need you” type of love. It was a burning fire, all consuming. Don’t get me started on the spice. Candy Cane was yummy everywhere.
«He looked all too perfect at all times. All too ready to be destroyed by someone. Unraveled.»
Cane let Hart be himself, helped him let go. I loved seeing the bad boy side of Hart, how he was all proper and rule-abiding but fell for the baddest of them all. And Cane was surprisingly sweet, underneath all the tattoos and crime lord mask.
“As if anyone even comes close to you, sweetheart,” Cane said, and with a final thrust, Hart shattered into pieces.
The curse aspect was also intriguing, much like the first installment, and it was fun following along the investigation. There’s also a mysterious over-arching plot developing in the background, and I’m curious to see where A. M. Rose will take it next.
“I was yours from the moment I met you.” “Then I want to be yours too,” Hart said. “For real this time.”
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - MC w/ tattoos and piercings (including dick piercing) - Forced proximity - Brief reference to child abuse (not MCs) - Crime & violence - Strict top/bottom - Light restraints - Coming untouched - Face-fucking - Office sex...more
«He’s my anchor, he’s the compass that keeps me turned right. If Sannaveh-8B didn’t break us, the aftermath sure as hell won’t.»
Soh⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
«He’s my anchor, he’s the compass that keeps me turned right. If Sannaveh-8B didn’t break us, the aftermath sure as hell won’t.»
Sohven wants Jace to become his official mate on his home planet, afraid to lose him again after all that’s happened. Going back to Lohnyal might’ve not been the best idea, though….
I’m so happy we get more of Jace and Sohven’s story and that they got their HEA.
This book felt like the complete opposite of the first one — in Head Above Water all we know are Jace and Sohven, they are always together, just the two of them on an alien planet. Whereas in a Rock and a Hard Place they are separated almost at the start. It was interesting to follow how their bond strengthened even when they couldn’t be together much, even when they were surrounded by others who wanted them. The more they were separated, the more I longed for them to be reunited, for them to just forget about the traditions and Sohven’s family and leave together.
The mating trials were also different and fun. We were in the dark as much as Jace was, and discovering what each trial entailed as he discovered it was intriguing.
The spice was great, but a little sparse. I really liked the teasing moments though, when they would tease each other from afar ‘cause they couldn’t touch.
The ending was a bit abrupt, satisfying on the romance side, but not plot-wise. There wasn’t any closure with Sohven’s parents.
Overall I really had fun with this and look forward to seeing where the author will take this series next.
«I’m in his arms. Somehow, come what may, I always end up right there in the end, right where he tells me I belong.»
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - Alien x human - Rimming - Difficult parental relationship - Threatened coerced sexual situations - Vers MCs - Public sex - Sex scenes between others (no sharing between MCs) - Flirting and touching from others (no cheating)...more
❛ There’s a fine line between dream and nightmare at this point. ❜
Getting hired at a famous Michelin star restaurant seem⭐️ 3 stars ⭐️
❛ There’s a fine line between dream and nightmare at this point. ❜
Getting hired at a famous Michelin star restaurant seems to be a dream come true for Sadie. How far is she willing to go to keep her dream alive, and her past behind her?
SPOILERS AHEAD.
Thrilling and full of twists, One Last Bite had me on the edge of my seat, anxious to uncover all the secrets hidden around the Thistle restaurant. I enjoyed the writing style, immersive and engaging, but had a really hard time with the main character, Sadie. Talk about an insufferable character.
Not only was she not the most reliable narrator, she was also opportunistic and kind of selfish. Drunk on the chance of fame and success, she was absolutely blind to the dangers and red flags around her. Her backstory wasn’t expanded on enough to get the full picture, only bits and pieces she shared sparingly throughout the story. (view spoiler)[For example, the reason she went to prison. I can kind of guess, but it doesn’t get fully explained at any point. (hide spoiler)] I did, however, really like the other main character. Had they been shown more, I might’ve loved this more.
Even though I enjoyed the mystery uncovering, it was all pretty predictable. (view spoiler)[Devon was a walking ick right from the beginning. (hide spoiler)] The ending was also disappointing, unfortunately. Very anticlimactic. (view spoiler)[ From the title, I expected the finale to center around her food, for there to be the one last bite moment. That did not happen. (hide spoiler)]
The gripping writing really pulled me in, but the characterizations were just a little off, and the plot not complete enough to be satisfying.
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“A victim of a curse falling for the hot cursebreaker who saved their life?” he said. “I might be a lot of things, but I refuse to
⭐️ 4.5 stars ⭐️
“A victim of a curse falling for the hot cursebreaker who saved their life?” he said. “I might be a lot of things, but I refuse to be a cliché.”
Like a House on Fire had so many of my favorite things, it’s like A.M. Rose went digging around in my brain and discovered what makes me tick. Snarky and sarcastic banter, an emo/gothic character, a sizzling romance, puzzles and mystery AND a creepy cursed house?? Hell yes.
“It didn’t work…” Ash whispered, and Morgan stared at him for a long moment, trying to compose himself. “Zero stars,” Morgan said. “Worst service ever.”
The author really has a specialty in creating different worlds and realities, first with Why Did the Alien Cross the Galaxy? and now with this new piece. Their humorous writing style has such a fun and lighthearted vibe and I’m here for it.
«He was like fire, Ash realized. And Ash was happy to burn.»
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - Urban fantasy - Magic - Forced proximity - Height difference - Claustrophobia - Strict top/bottom ...more
«Finally, I managed to bag myself a boyfriend, and he was a dog.»
Fun, little ridiculous shifter novella. I find the ‘is rea⭐️ 3 stars ⭐️
«Finally, I managed to bag myself a boyfriend, and he was a dog.»
Fun, little ridiculous shifter novella. I find the ‘is really a shifter but pretends to be a dog’ trope so funny, so this quick romance was right up my alley. Some dialogues and moments were a little weird, especially the Pixie incident. (view spoiler)[Did Angelo really have to throw a dog in the water? Was it necessary? (hide spoiler)]
Weird writing choices aside, I had a fun time.
“It’s Jet. Lick me, baby.” “It’s not really the right time.” I waved the phone around, desperately trying to get a signal. “No, lick… the wound.”
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Tropes and NSFW info (spoilers): - Wolf shifter - Pretends to be a dog - Mention of dead parents - Rimming - Strict top/bottom - Knotting - No mpreg ...more
«“You look perfect.” The only thing that could make him more perfect was if he was mine.»
Low-angst, non-shifter omegaverse with m⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
«“You look perfect.” The only thing that could make him more perfect was if he was mine.»
Low-angst, non-shifter omegaverse with mpreg.
I had to yet try the accidental/surprise pregnancy trope, and was pleasantly surprised. It didn’t feel too over-the-top, and I think I liked it more that it was set years after and not during the pregnancy. The second chance trope doesn’t always work for me, but here it was lovely. The characters were absolutely adorable, especially Eric.
Room 908 was a sweet, feel-good romance. A nice, warm hug and a mind relaxer. It was a little too short, though. I would’ve liked maybe a slower build-up of the relationship, with Eric slowly gaining Jasper’s trust by being all romantic and cutesy.
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Tropes and NSFW info (spoilers): - Mpreg - Alpha x omega - Single dad - Jock vs nerdy type - Second chance - Strict top/bottom - Knotting ...more
I’m loving the non-conventional holiday romances, and this was perfect. A**spoiler alert** ⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
Very cute and humorous alien holiday romance.
I’m loving the non-conventional holiday romances, and this was perfect. A lovely mix of a fun plot, cute interactions, Christmas vibes and weird alien moments.
“So… we don’t get clicky lights, or a room?” Vix asked. “I can see why you’d be mad… bro.”
Vix the alien was such a fun character, and if you know me you know I’m a sucker for beings that struggle with human customs. How he’d talk very formal-like but then throw in the most random slang was so funny.
“Take your time.” “Well I’m not gonna take yours, so chillax.”
My favorite moment has to be when Travis started understanding Vix’s braid-language. That was absolutely adorable. Also, the whole idea of people communicating through hair? So fascinating.
The smut was brief and..weird? Still, very much hot. Never thought hair bondage could be a thing.
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Tropes and NSFW info (spoilers): - Alien x human - Fake relationship - Annoying ex - Atypical anatomy - Non-penetrative sex - Restraints/mild bondage (no BDSM)...more
Could’ve been a cute love story, but turned out just plain and boring.
The characters didn’t have much depth to them, **spoiler alert** ⭐️ 2 stars ⭐️
Could’ve been a cute love story, but turned out just plain and boring.
The characters didn’t have much depth to them, and the spice was very emotionless. I felt nothing while reading this — no connection to the MCs, no happiness when they got together, no hotness during the spice. Nada.
The smut wasn’t as detailed as one would expect with BDSM, most of the sex scenes were very short and straight to the climax. In other words, not enjoyable and, again, boring. Like, if you’re going to put in a flogging scene you cannot just brush over it in one sentence. What’s the point?
The writing also didn’t really flow right. The POV would switch between the characters from one paragraph to the next, making it difficult to follow along and get in their heads. It was all very skimmable and bland.
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Tropes and NSFW info (spoilers): - Light D/s themes - Political rivals - Praise kink - Teasing - Mostly strict top/bottom (one switch scene) ...more
“I know all of your tomatoes, remember? That is what one’s true love does.”
How can this be anything less **spoiler alert** ⭐️ 5 stars ⭐️
“I know all of your tomatoes, remember? That is what one’s true love does.”
How can this be anything less than five stars? Humorous, fun, sexy, heart-warming. This was everything.
I was extremely skeptical because the cover and blurb weren’t really giving a 5, but I should know better than to judge a book by its cover because I was oh so wrong.
Cole’s personality really reminded me of Brad from Bro and the Beast 1 — witty and ridiculous and adorable.
“That’s all this’ll be. One little lifesaving plundering between bros.”
The cultural differences added that hilarious nuance that alien romances have, paired with Cole’s OTT denial and Grantham’s sweetness made this such an entertaining read. Add in the cutest alien koala love pet (I was picturing Stitch in my head), and I couldn’t be more in love with this story.
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Tropes and NSFW info (spoilers): - Alien vs Human - Fated mates - Public sex - Mostly strict top/bottom (except for one switch scene)...more
Short and steamy, Jude and Cash’s story was entertaining and gave exactly what it was supposed to give. It was⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
Forbidden romance novella.
Short and steamy, Jude and Cash’s story was entertaining and gave exactly what it was supposed to give. It was pretty fast-paced, a little OTT but still fun and extremely hot — shower scenes just hit different ...more
“Why is it so scary? Like I’m going to be sick.” I huffed a laugh. “Because once you fall in love, you have so much more to lose.”
A⭐️ 5 stars ⭐️
“Why is it so scary? Like I’m going to be sick.” I huffed a laugh. “Because once you fall in love, you have so much more to lose.”
Angsty, one-sided hate to love, with the cutest grumpy/sunshine dynamic.
I LOVED Stone. I loved how the author captured his struggles and how he gradually warmed up to Stix. He’s my favorite type of character, so I knew right away I’d end up loving their story. The broody type with a dark past that just needs some cuddles to melt his stone heart. Instant heart eyes.
“You always know my love language, baby.” “Because you know mine.”
This brand of one-sided hate is a hard trope to pull off without it coming off as a little childish or OTT, but I feel it worked really well with the characters personalities and Stone’s past.
Great found family vibes and interesting side characters, which made me look forward to reading the next installments.
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CW and tropes (spoilers): - Coworkers - MCs with tattoos - Skater boys - Vers MCs - Internalized homophobia - Child abuse - Physical abuse - MC with autoimmune disease - Demisexual MC - Prostitution...more
«I’ve been living and breathing your touch lately. If I don’t come up for air, I’ll drown in you.»
Friends-to-lo**spoiler alert** ⭐️ 4.5 stars ⭐️
«I’ve been living and breathing your touch lately. If I don’t come up for air, I’ll drown in you.»
Friends-to-lovers, college setting hockey romance.
Paul and Brendon’s story picks up somewhere towards the end of the Hidden Scars storyline. Although it presents with different tropes, the vibes are very similar to the previous book — very angsty, jock vs jock dynamic and a great dose of hurt/comfort.
The couple was very rocky at first, and the push and pull they had going on was a little frustrating at times. They’re both struggling with various issues and were quite broken inside, but seeing them come together at the end was heart-warming and worth the pain.
There are a couple of triggers that I do feel are necessary for some to know beforehand, so I will be listing them below, along with the tropes and NSFW content. Spoiler alert, for those who don’t wish to know stop reading this review.
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CW and tropes(spoilers): - Teammates and roommates - MC with ADHD, anxiety and depression - Death of a parent - Sexual assault and bullying - Vers MCs - Flip-fucking ...more
Ghostly Glances was a very fluffy and sweet romance between Logan and Ben, a ghost. Just like Ben s⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
Fast-paced cozy paranormal romance.
Ghostly Glances was a very fluffy and sweet romance between Logan and Ben, a ghost. Just like Ben says he’s more Casper than Poltergeist, so is this book more gushy and romantic than spooky.
Being such a short and quick read does take away some of its charm. It had potential, but lacked a bit of dimension. Had this been a slower burn and with more character building it would’ve been a higher rating for me.
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Cute summer NA romance, friends to lovers with a bi-awakening.
Aiden and Jay’s story was sweet and steamy. Loved the found family and the⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
Cute summer NA romance, friends to lovers with a bi-awakening.
Aiden and Jay’s story was sweet and steamy. Loved the found family and the camp setting. Full of little self-acceptance messages and learning to find your true self, this read was wholesome and like a nice warm hug.
Probably a little longer than it needed to be, and with a couple of plot holes here and there, but overall a fun time.
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For the first time in years, John already felt at home. It was a peculiar, floating sensation that made his whole body warm.
⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
For the first time in years, John already felt at home. It was a peculiar, floating sensation that made his whole body warm.
Heartwarming and delightful, following along John’s journey of self-acceptance and learning to live more freely was lovely and utterly enjoyable.
I loved the slow but nice build-up from friendship to lovers. Their relationship was adorable, John and Hayden were just meant for each other - the RA who always follows the rules vs the rule breaker.
I would definitely not classify this as an enemies to lovers, they were more strangers than anything. Either way, a great fantastic read.
Tropes: - trans MC - College setting - Grumpy/sunshine
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⋆⁺₊⋆⟢ I’ve spent the majority of my time on this planet looking for ways to leave. Now that I realize what I might lose if I return,
⭐️ 4.5 stars ⭐️
⋆⁺₊⋆⟢ I’ve spent the majority of my time on this planet looking for ways to leave. Now that I realize what I might lose if I return, I’m no longer certain the rescue will be worth the price. ⟣⋆⁺₊⋆
I still really loved Jace and Sohven’s story the second time around. The slow unveiling of Jace’s past, the mystery of the alien planet, the adventures, the loving relationship between the two, the language barrier. The alien scenery mixed with the whole amnesia aspect was what made this read a little different, a little more special. There are a couple of underdeveloped parts, some plot holes and some unanswered questions, but for a debut I still found it a lovely and fun read.
“Sohven,” I sigh into the air, “I don’t ever think I’ll get enough of you.”
The spice was sizzling, the alien anatomy a bit reminiscent of a couple of Lily Mayne’s beasties. It was all fun and light, sweet and spicy and I’m so glad we get a second installment, because I need more.
“I love you, you know that right? And I loved you all over again, even when I didn’t know. You’re it for me, big guy. End game.”
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Amnesia - Alien x human - Forced proximity - Language barrier - Size difference - Atypical anatomy - Frotting - Rimming - Strict top/bottom
Original review 15/08/23
Fun and captivating adventure-filled plot, a human with amnesia and a swoony alien — this alien sci-fi romance has it all!
Their relationship is adorable, filled with cute moments, a language barrier and steamy times.
A bit of a slow burn, but very much worth the wait!
POV: 1st person, single (only Jace’s)
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