Books
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I found Maggie Gates completely by accident during one of the worst stretches of my second bout of COVID, (the same cowboy kick where I found Lyla Sage) all I wanted was to lie in bed and not exist for a while. I wasn’t looking for anything specific—just something comforting to pass the time—and ended
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If Him hooked me on gay hockey romance, Us sealed the deal. Sarina Bowen and Elle Kennedy delivered a follow-up that didn’t just live up to the first book—it gave me even more of what I loved. Jamie and Wes’s story is just as swoony, but now with added layers as they navigate the reality
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For someone who claims not to like fantasy, I’ve realised I read a lot of it—especially romantasy. In fact, I think I’ve read more romantasy this year than ever before, and Quicksilver, book one in the Fae & Alchemy #1, by Callie Hart is definitely one of the standouts. It’s a dark, gripping mix of
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Let me tell you about the book that changed everything for me: Him by Sarina Bowen and Elle Kennedy. It wasn’t my first MM romance—but it was my introduction to gay hockey romance, a genre I didn’t even know I needed in my life until I read this book. The story follows Jamie and Wes,
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White Wolf, by Lauren Gilley. Book 1 in Sons of Rome series. I first came across this author a few years ago, when another author I read every so often recommended her Dartmoor series on Facebook. As I quite enjoy the original author, Jen Frederick, I thought I would give the series a shot. Let
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