Have you ever started a book and just immediately known you were going to fall in love with it? Not just the writing style or the author’s storytelling ability, but from a single moment or line from a character? Yeah, that’s what happened to me today with HOLDING ON by Liz Colbert. Holding On is the third book in the author’s The Callahan’s series and can be read and enjoyed as a standalone read.
Truth or Darren by D J Jamison is the second full-length MM romance book in the author’s Games We Play in Granville series. In the book, a well-meaning, misjudged troublemaker discovers who he is and what he wants with his enemy/ex’s brother.
Today I am sharing my review for Never Have I Evan by D J Jamison. Never Have I Evan is an mm romance about a shy, inexperienced tech geek and a confident assistant football coach, with the bonus addition of a town full of quirky, nosy residents. The book has sexual awakening and discovery themes, too.
Fit Mountain Instaloves Vol 2 is a short instalove romance series, featuring an former marine and his physical therapist, a bodyguard and his boss’s daughter, and a wealthy businessman who falls in love with his childhood rival. Each book, though connected through Fit Mountain, can be read and enjoyed as a standalone romance read.
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Aurelia Whitlock is an ex-stepsister I forgot long ago. Until she shows up as a design intern at my fashion company. And that’s the easy part. The part where she heats my blood, drawing me away from my grumpy, miserable side is another.
She has no business being here. The more I learn about how she got this job, the more perilous things become for me and my company.
I can’t trust her. I can’t fire her. And I can’t claim her full lips with mine.
Now it’s a keep your friends close and your enemies even closer situation.
Except keeping this stunning woman who surprises me at every turn close isn’t as easy as it sounds. She’s a delicious load of sunshine wrapped in smiles and enticing laughter. Her secrets and troubled past make me desperate to swoop in and fix them.
And did I mention the mouth on her? The one that challenges me and argues with me at every turn. The one I can’t stop staring at or fantasizing about.
I’m in trouble. So much trouble.
One bookstore. One suspicious matchmaker. Tiss the season to be naughty.
Olive Adams is happy with her life. She has good friends, a job she loves, and she certainly doesn’t need a man to make things more complicated.
Until she gets thrown into a pool with Leo Miller.
But Leo isn’t looking for anything either. He’s a single dad way too focused on his career and his daughter. He’s comfortable in his life, too afraid to throw anything off balance. Something serious is off the table.
Or is it?
As Olive and Leo grow closer, their perceptions on relationships—and sex in public places—begin to change. But as life becomes more complicated, will it be enough?
He kissed me once as a joke. He’s not joking anymore.
Things are finally looking up for me—a new job, a new city, and a new life without the annoying watchful eye of my older brother.
That is until Denny calls me up, insisting I meet with his best friend. Obviously, he wants Alec to keep an eye on me to ensure I don’t get into any trouble in the city.
I haven’t seen Alec in years, not since that last summer before I left for college. I doubt Denny would be so quick to push us together if he knew Alec was the first boy to kiss me—not that I’d expect Alec to remember.
When we finally meet up, there’s something in the way he looks at me that says he isn’t seeing me as his best friend’s little sister anymore, but he’s slow to make any moves. Is the tension between us all in my head? Or will a kiss change our lives forever?
Mate-bonding with a co-worker is against company policy, accidentally or not.
Janice knows better than anyone that entanglements with co-workers are risky business. But when Janice accidentally breaks a co-workers nose, she finds herself unexpectedly mated to an orc, and under Monster Resources’ scrutiny.
Khent from the IT Department is quiet and nerdy, despite the tusks. His emails are overly wordy. He won’t stop apologizing even though she’s the one who broke his glasses.
Clearly, fate got this one wrong.
All Janice has to do is stay away from Khent until the bond dissipates. Easy enough, right? Except…
…Her company laptop chooses this week to need the orc from the IT Department, repeatedly.
…She accidentally clicks on orc porn at work and has to take remedial phishing training with Khent.
…Their bond will keep pulling them back together until it is completed.
My one-night stand wants more.
I’ve always been a plus size girl, and I’ve finally learned to love myself just the way I am.
I was tired of men that only wanted me behind closed doors, so I swore them off and said I was done.
But two years without…uh… companionship and well, let’s just say I have an itch that needs scratched.
So I’m doing this my way.
