The Barkeep and the Bro

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Had all the tropes, but just wasn’t into it as much as I was the others in this series.


Mitch was never the most interesting in the other books and that remained true in this one. He’s a big tall grumpy bear who owns a local bar and is loyal to his friends and loved ones but that’s really it.

Lots of surface no depth

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a year ago

The Mayor and the Mystery Man

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Super sweet best friends to lovers, fake dating romance.


Dusty and Leo were friends since college, and Leo needed a fake boyfriend to help his image with the upcoming campaign. He trusted dusty the most so it only made sense he would ask his friend for the favour.


Even though dusty is straight (or so we think) Leo had always had a bit of a crush on him. Once the fake dating started and the kisses became more frequent, things started heating up.


I really liked Dusty and feel like he compliments Leo well. The chemistry from his side felt really quick but overall a nice light hearted MM.

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a year ago

The Falcon and the Foe

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It was a cheesy “enemies” to lovers, single dad’s romance.


It wasn’t serious; and the reason why the two dads hated each other was childish sure but it was a fun read.


I liked them being later in life (40s) and the “dad bod” rep.

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a year ago

First Down

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