Review: Rock Hard by Olivia Cunning
No, seriously, I can’t tell you a lot about this book because it’s seems to be only about fucking.
Review: An Unseen Attraction by K.J. Charles
But somehow everything I love about that series is missing here. The characters are interesting enough on their own at first.
Review: The Open Window by Eve Francis
Both Morgan and Val are interesting characters with their own quirks and faults, something which makes this romance very believable.
Review: Esper Files by Egan Brass
I’m not too sure about Nathan on his own. He reads very Gary Sue to me.
Review: Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
I really enjoyed that there is no bad boy type. I’m really bored how so many of the love interests are (wannabe) bad boys and are truly just assholes.
Review: Fifty Shades of Pink by Jourdyn Kelly
I don’t know why I thought something with a title having a play at Fifty Shades of Grey could be not as bad as Fifty Shades of Grey.
Review: Watching and Wanting by Jay Northcote
It was exhausting but in a good way, if that makes any sense at all.
Review: Every Day by David Leviathan
But you probably want to know why and I’m willing – so very, very willing – to explain why. Although I’ll rather fangirl about it than explain…
Review: In search of by S.M. Koch
Will is being seriously abused by his boyfriend and in the course of two months without any therapy or any work at all really, he’s not traumatized?
Review: Two hearts by David Connor
I think I won’t be reading anymore by David Connor.
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