#heartstrings series

[whenwillwesleep]

i hate updating my phone like it’s my first class ticket to getting kicked off instagram for like 2 months FUCKKKK i have to access my fav lesbian comic, heartstrings, through tumblr😩💔but at least i get to find more fanart (and more of Beverly’s ofc)

[jessread-s]

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review

✩❄️📺Review:

A cozy and heartfelt opposites attract romance!

“And Now, Back to You” follows two competing meteorologists—Jackson Clark and Delilah Stewart—after they are forced to find common ground when they’re partnered to cover the snowstorm of the century.

The chemistry between Jackson and Delilah is off the charts! We see glimpses of their long term rivalry in “First-Time Caller” and I enjoyed finally seeing it through both characters’ perspectives in this book. Their post-it note war and banter-filled exchanges were incredibly entertaining. I adore how their partnership transformed their good-natured sparring into searing attraction. The tension, mutual pining, and caretaking gave me butterflies! I savored each and every page. 

Outside of the romance, I grew attached to Borison’s well-developed characters! The two could not be more different with Jackson finding comfort in routine and Delilah delighting in spontaneity. One thing they share in common, however, is that they like to keep up appearances. I loved watching them slowly reveal the hidden parts of themselves while in the mountains and come to the realization that they are perfect as they are. 

Like the first book in the series, this story is filled with heavier topics. Borison handles themes of chronic illness and abandonment really well while still keeping things light. I love this series and can’t wait to continue! 

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[deepdisireslonging]

Heartstrings Masterlist

From her blue-tipped hair to her Victorian-laced boots that match everything, Ana is nobody but herself. Of Italian-Persian decent, Ana has grown up with few friends, choosing quality over quantity. One who keeps popping up in her circle is Elias Samson. They failed to become true high school sweethearts, and that doesn’t rift between them. Not until they start to realize who they really want is each other. And it’s who they think they can’t have. 

To complicate matters, her friend’s circle has conflicting goals, crude rumors spring up in her steps, and war threatens from the other side of the country. Life is never simple. But guitar strings always come back to center no matter the strength of the strumming. Can she find her center in the one who claims to know her heart the best, and keep him too?

College AU, War AU, Soulmate AU

Part 1: I Had Me a Girl

Part 2: Conflicting Ideas

Part 3: Reach For Me

Part 4: Goodbyes

Part 5: Act II’s Duet

Part 6: Written in the Stars

Part 7: Paper Kisses

Part 8: Correspondence  

Part 9: Goodbyes (Reprise)

Part 10: Together

Bonus: Epilogue

[randommusingsandchaos]

If I had a nickel for everytime the men in Heartstrings series embarrassed themselves in front of the women they are attracted to before falling in love, I would have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it keeps happening

Jackson's automatic reflex to hold hands with Delilah but covering it up by saying he was measuring the wind direction.

Aiden embarrasing himself on his first meeting with Lucie by making vague innuendos about dental instruments.

[quoteablebooks]

"I think sometimes I get so caught up in the roles assigned to me - mother, employee, daughter - that it's easier to shrink down the things that hurt and set them to the side. I never want anyone to worry."

First-Time Caller by B.K Borison

[quoteablebooks]

"I think you tell yourself you don't deserve the things you want so it's easier for you to manage your expectations. It won't hurt if you don't care, right?"

Lucie Stone First-Time Caller by B.K. Borison

[airasilver]

I wanted to take a nap but decided to finish the Heartstrings series by B. K. Borison.

I enjoyed them. They were fun and cute and just perfect together.

Now onto The Shadow Of What Was Lost by James Islington. Or try to start it,dad couldn’t get into it, maybe I can, since I gave up on the Stolen Obsessions series by Aurelia Knight for now.