Fluent in Romance

Ends on a cliffhanger not a standalone

I felt like this whole book was like a side quest. That the main characters didn't have a story or evolution. That they were mentioned somewhere else and they just needed a story to cover then that was thrown together really quickly. I'm not sure how to explain it. It seems like all the major details were skipped over. That even though it took place over years that it was like let's throw everything at the wall see what sticks and just shove it in without any real finesse. it was just like move along, next point without any substance. I loved the premise behind it but felt like it didn't hit its mark. sorry

I felt like I had started in the middle of a series but this is book 1. I am looking forward to Romeo's book if he gets one.

There are lots of characters in this that I didn't have a clue who they were. This is not a standalone the series doesn't appear to be a standalone either.

I really liked the story but the typos and errors in this book were so annoying hence the 2 stars

I didn't love this as much as the rest of the series. I felt like the story with Sharon was left really unfinished and the stuff with Matthew also. it just felt anticlimactic I guess.

not a standalone

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This book is a fantastic emotional journey that perfectly balances sweetness and grit. I loved the "sweet-dark-sweet" rhythm of the plot—it kept me on my toes while still feeling rewarding at the end.

A few things that really stood out were Eden's outlook. She is refreshingly independent. She isn't looking for a man to save or keep her; she’s focused on her own life and goals (which to be honest is a lot of just surviving). Neither was Tyrone. His involvement is incredibly endearing and adds so much heart to the story. The Dog knapping. Seeing Dario embrace his role as a dog dad was a total highlight—it was such a sweet touch to his character development.

The story is unfinished and just left hanging. It also doesn't have an accurate description. There is very little romance and we don't even know if there is a happy ever after

not a standalone

not a standalone

While the atmospheric setting was intriguing, the character dynamics felt off. The hero’s traumatic past didn't excuse his constant cruelty, and I struggled with the heroine being such a pushover. She let him get away with far too much, making their "romance" feel more frustrating than high-stakes.

not a standalone

not a standalone

This is possibly the worst book I have ever read. I only finished it so I can add to my reading challenge.

not a standalone

not a standalone

I hated this book. Sorry to the author not trying to trash your book but I found no part of it enjoyable.

Not for the faint of heart. Dirty Salvation is a gritty, hard-hitting, and horrifically beautiful ride. If you're looking for a lovey-dovey romance, keep scrolling—this one is raw, imperfect, and stays with you long after the final page.

ends on a cliffhanger

This book is completely unhinged and so far from reality, but that’s exactly what makes it a guilty pleasure. It’s a steamy, insta-love ride where the hero is totally obsessed—he’s not just keeping her, he’s determined to make her have his babies immediately. It’s wildly inappropriate, over-the-top, and a perfect quick read if you love a hero who goes full caveman.

This is the ultimate quick, steamy, and "so-wrong-it’s-right" read. It’s pure insta-love chaos—the kind of book where the hero decides to kidnap the heroine, and instead of fighting, she’s literally handing him the ladder to help him out.

​It is completely inappropriate, totally unrealistic, and I loved every second of it. If you’re looking for a literary "piece of chocolate" that you know you shouldn't have but can't resist, this is it.

This is a fast-paced, insta-love story that delivers exactly what it promises. It’s a low-drama, high-heat palette cleanser with a spy-themed twist that keeps the plot moving. Perfect for when you want a quick, steamy escape without the heavy emotional lifting.

Really dark