#m-m-romance

[thepersonalwords]

You wanna love me for the rest of your life?”“Baby, I’m gonna love you for the rest of my life,” Harry says, pressing a quick, careful kiss to the corner of Louis’ mouth. “I just hope that you want to be loved by me for the rest of your life.

whoknows, Indestructible

[alessandrapedrotti]

"non vorresti essere qui?"

~ La casa sul mare celeste ~

TJ Klune

[ellis-reviews]

Damaged Like Us by Krista and Becca Ritchie

B O I.

I went from reading about ten year old Moffy to twenty year old Moffy preferring one night stands.

My heart just leapt out of my body and I had identity crisis and a breakdown because I literally closed SKOP and flipped open DLU.

Still, wow.

This is my first time reading a second-generation book. You know— a series about the children of the characters you’ve read about in the first series. It was new for me. And I was sceptic.

But damnit! I love this book.

Not only do I love Moffy and how I can see all of them in him — Farrow. Goddamnit I love Farrow so much. And I love Marrow. Farrow and Moffy together. Their dynamic. Their relationship. Just, all of it.

And while I wanted to see even more interactions between Moffy and all the family, what we got was perfect and sweet.

I’m in love with these books. Fully. Completely.

[ellis-reviews]

Kidnapped by the Pirate by Keira Andrews

Like the title says, it’s a story about a boy kidnapped by pirates, then chaos ensues, like it usually does.

I liked this book very much actually! Not only was it well written and loyal to its language, but I absolutely adored the characters!

The steamy scenes were also hot and well-written, but moreso than that I just absolutely loved how the romance was written; the struggle of the characters and how they prevailed — I felt like screaming and squealing several times!

I’m so sad that it ended because I just want to read more about them being happy!

[ellis-reviews]

Shock & Awe by Abigail Roux

It’s was a nice read; a nice, short and steamy read.

I’m not entirely sure what to say about the plot, given I’m not entirely sure what the plot ended up being. Kelly finding out if he was gay? Nick and Kelly getting together?

It was all very sweet, but also a little lacking. It felt like reading a PWP (porn without plot) where the main part is the sex — which was very well written.

Overall I did enjoy the book and the characters. It’s worth a read.

[ellis-reviews]

Out Of Nowhere (#2) by Roan Parrish.

Oh boi.

I did not see this coming. I expected to read about Leo or Will, but then all of a sudden there’s Colin!

But boi, did I enjoy this book. I really did. Parrish writes great characters with real, relatable flaws. And I just couldn’t put this one down.

Compared to the first book, I think this was a little heavier. Not in a bad way, just... sadder?

*spoilers ahead*

In book one I really hated Colin. He was annoying and mean and I couldn’t stand him.

Not far into book two my heart just sank because realization hit. Suddenly everything about Colin made sense and it was so, so sad.

But don’t get me wrong, Colin is a little piece of shit and I wasn’t sure if he could actually redeem himself.

When we met Rafe, I thought it was going to be a fairy tale kind of love, and it seemed to be for a while, which I think Parrish did on purpose. Then reality slammed back, and we were down on Sad Street once more.

I honestly really like Rafe and Colin’s relationship though. I thought it might be a little toxic at first — good for Colin, but not that great for Rafe — but you see in these books that communication really is key.

It was a sad, painful but great ride to read this book. Really.