“You don’t… do you… do you have to be gay to, you know, do gay porn?” What. The. Actual. Fuck?
⌞ Angel is so entranced by Rhys, h⭐️ 4.5 stars ⭐️
“You don’t… do you… do you have to be gay to, you know, do gay porn?” What. The. Actual. Fuck?
⌞ Angel is so entranced by Rhys, he decides to do gay porn just to be closer to him… but teddy bear is straight? Right? ⌝
I can’t resist a gentle giant teddy bear. Even better when he falls to his knees for a confident femme in lace.
This was just filthy deliciousness, a sweet romance, hot porn filming, a yummy blushing bigboy realizing what was missing in his life was a dazzling, dress and heels wearing camboy/pole dancer.
“What do you want, Rhys?” I ask again, hips snapping forward a little harder. He cries out, a choked, broken sound. “You, Angel. I want you.”
The smut was a great mix of sweet and sexy. I loved Angel’s innocence, his unexpected kinky side, Rhys’ light dominance. The kink was a surprise, especially ‘cause feet? Ew. But here it really worked. [ I don’t need another kink to add to the list, please brain don’t make this become a thing]
The story was very sweet and romantic, low on the angst, some lovely themes of acceptance and found family, and… just great porn, honestly.
« If only he’d let me, I would give him everything. »
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Bear vs femme - Camboys - Gay awakening - Opposites attract - Size difference - Gentle top vs power bottom - Virgin MC - Lingerie - Frotting & rimming - Coming hands-free - Shoe/foot fetish - 69 - Felching - Snowballing - Public sex (bonus scene)...more
« I’m definitely falling for Arrow, now I just have to hope he’s going to be there to catch me. »
This was a breezy, easy peasy, s⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
« I��m definitely falling for Arrow, now I just have to hope he’s going to be there to catch me. »
This was a breezy, easy peasy, super smutty, fun time. The relationship was sweet, the spice hot, the plot entertaining and light. Special? Not really, but I also don’t have any complaints.
Fuck, why is Arrow so goddamn cute? Motorcycle riding badasses are not supposed to be this sweet.
I loved how sweet they were, how they were both falling hard but not trying to show it. The prank war was actually funnier than I thought it would be, and I’m curious about the rest of the Ink Slingers crew.
I love KM Neuhold’s writing style, and look forward to seeing more of this series.
“This isn’t a generic flash tattoo, Jay, it never was.”
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Tattoo artist vs florist - Biker MC - Twink vs silver fox - One night stand to lovers - Possessiveness & needy MC - Praise kink - Strict top/bottom - Rimming - Frotting - Coming hands-free...more
“You knocked me flat twice. The first time was when you sent a luggage cart flying into me. The second was when you smiled.”
This⭐️ 2.5 stars ⭐️
“You knocked me flat twice. The first time was when you sent a luggage cart flying into me. The second was when you smiled.”
This was disappointing. With the ‘fake dating the sister, but falling for the brother’ premise, there was so much potential for pining and secret encounters. Instead, it was filled with boring dialogues. I’m not a fan of useless filler dialogues about craft beer, famous books, and other unimportant stuff.
The romance had no sparkle and no feeling. The spice was very rushed and mostly closed doors.
Once they get together, I lost interest and the story was just chapter after chapter of boring family time, very skimmable and skippable.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Fake dating (not MCs) - Holiday/Christmas vibes - No angst/rom-com - Closeted MC - Vers MCs...more
Liam needed a fake boyfriend. Now that the family is starting to love him too much, he needs a bad boyfriend.
Fun premise, entertaining⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
Liam needed a fake boyfriend. Now that the family is starting to love him too much, he needs a bad boyfriend.
Fun premise, entertaining overall. The romance was a bit lacking, since the plot concentrated more on the ‘fake’ portion of the relationship. The spice was also very light, and I would’ve liked to see Ambrose and Liam together more, not just Ambrose being a fake dickhead.
I also did not enjoy the Marcus drama plot line at all. There were so many other ways to create some third act drama, but this one was not it.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Fake dating - Only one bed trope - Cheater ex (not on page) - Depictions of parent with mental health issues - Frotting...more
❛ Drew couldn’t stop his heart from hoping that Zach would never let go. ❜
Zero plot. Just fluffiness. Fear Of Flying was extra ⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
❛ Drew couldn’t stop his heart from hoping that Zach would never let go. ❜
Zero plot. Just fluffiness. Fear Of Flying was extra cheesy goodness, and like a good cheesy comfort food, I devoured it and loved it. Give me seconds, please.
A sweet strangers to lovers romance, timid virgin boys exploring all their firsts together, a relatable anxiety-ridden character. [Hi, me. ...more
“I already know you’re not a villain, Ry. Just prove to me you’re not a prince either.”
(¯`·.¸¸.->When Jay meets Ryan, sparks fly. B⭐️ 3 stars ⭐️
“I already know you’re not a villain, Ry. Just prove to me you’re not a prince either.”
(¯`·.¸¸.->When Jay meets Ryan, sparks fly. But Jay is an environmental activist and Ryan’s dad… represents everything Jay is fighting against.<-.¸¸.·´)
Very cute, very sweet, very chill. Maybe a little too chill and cheesy for me, though.
The GRR gods don’t want me to read this series, so this one was the first I actually managed to snag. Having LOVED the first FU series, I gotta say my expectations might’ve been a little too high. Not to say this wasn’t a good little cute romance. It was just a bit boring.
“How’d we taste together, baby?” “Like heaven.”
Like most of the plot, the smut was also a mix of very hot and sweet moments and some OTT bits. The daddy kink, while a nice surprise in the beginning, was mostly for show and not really believable. And let’s not forget the split on the dick. That scene will be memorable for all the wrong reasons. The dirty talk was really hot though, and I really liked how the characters fit together.
It was fucking nirvana. Cockvana?
Overall, it was just too low angst cheesiness and surface-level for me, and I didn’t really connect with the characters or the story, so it can’t be more than an average, mid three star read.
“With you, it’s like I can forget about all the chaos in the world and… just be.”
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - College setting - One-sided dislike to love - Forced proximity - Roommates - Strict top/bottom - Light daddy kink (no age play, no BDSM) - Dirty talk ...more
• Your typical boss x employee romance, but make it kinky. •
Something Unprofessional was perfectly sweet and steamy. The characters were⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
• Your typical boss x employee romance, but make it kinky. •
Something Unprofessional was perfectly sweet and steamy. The characters were fun and felt real. This trope works for a reason, and the added kink was just the cherry on top.
I loved Ev, the sassy and bratty middle, the aggressive cuddler, the badboi aesthetic but softie insides. And Gabe just screamed Daddy in every possible way. If only we could all have our own Gabe. *dramatic sigh*
“Well, who is Daddy to deny his boy when he’s so very needy?”
The plot was plain ridiculous, but I kind of enjoyed the fantasy of it. Yes, IRL they probably would’ve recognized each other right away, but the whole pretending that they didn’t was pretty fun.
The romance was smushy and fluffy, not at all surprising or revolutionary but a perfect comfort read for me, and I’m gonna have to dive into the other installments of this series ‘cause this was delightful.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Employee vs boss - Age gap - Daddy kink - Light age play (daddy/middle) no ABDL - Only one bed trope - Secret identities - Strict top/bottom - Spanking - Exhibitionism - Public sex - Office sex - Coming untouched ...more
“Please don’t make this weird.” Jamie lifted my leg up and pulled it out laterally. “Oh, Kitty,” I said. “It’s already weird.” “Yep
⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
“Please don’t make this weird.” Jamie lifted my leg up and pulled it out laterally. “Oh, Kitty,” I said. “It’s already weird.” “Yep.” He breathed out a tremendous sigh before pushing my knee up to my chest. “Yes, it is.”
Rookie Recovery was a sweet and fun read. I love chaotic, ‘always say whatever is on their mind’ characters, and Archie was just that. Flirty and cocky, but really using the attitude as a shield, ‘cause he’s still insecure and looking for the perfect place to call home.
I enjoyed their banter, the cute dates (but of course Jamie isn’t calling them that), the adorable pet names. The angst was minimal, the only emotions this read provoked was tranquillity and serenity.
It doesn’t really stand out in the sea of MM hockey romances, but it was still enjoyable.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Hockey player vs PT - Grumpy/sunshine - Slight age gap (37 & 24?) - MC w/ tattoos - British MC - Strict top/bottom - Public sex - Mild edging...more
“You don’t have to pretend to be anything because you’re already everything.”
Quinn and Tristan’s story was sweet, but was l⭐️ 3 stars ⭐️
“You don’t have to pretend to be anything because you’re already everything.”
Quinn and Tristan’s story was sweet, but was lacking…something. My heart wasn’t fully invested in this one.
There were way too many dialogues and inner monologues that went on for pages and pages. A whole lot of extra filling that made me lose interest in them as a couple.
I don’t mind the evil ex trope, especially when mixed in with some fake dating to make them jealous, but I don’t feel it was executed quite right here. The ex was barely present, the fake date too short. There was no real resolution in the end either, no grand dramatic fight.
The smut was also a little lackluster. I know, I know. I can’t possibly expect authors to reinvent the wheel, but it just felt really bland. Yes, it was slow and sweet and it fit the characters, but there was no spark, no passion. It felt repetitive after a bit, so much so that the switch scene felt almost identical to the first sex scene. It was all I saw stars behind my eyes, it has never felt like this, he looked at me like i was special…over and over again.
My last point is the ADHD rep. It felt a little forced? Like okay, Quinn has ADHD, but do we really have to constantly bring it up? Can they not talk about anything else? Is every issue they have have to lead back to his ADHD? I’m all for inclusive representation, but not when it doesn’t feel genuine.
Not my fave of the series by far. Had its moments, and will definitely be a nice and sweet and fluffy read for most.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Single dad - Retired pornstar vs veterinarian - Lots of pets - Bi-awakening - Friends to lovers - Fake dating - Found family - Asshole ex - Mentions of emotional abuse - ADHD rep - Demisexual MC - Slight age gap (10y, 28 & 38) - Vers MCs - Rimming ...more
« My plan was to spend the summer without a man, completely and utterly celibate.. Thankfully, I failed. »
Cubs & Campfi⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
« My plan was to spend the summer without a man, completely and utterly celibate.. Thankfully, I failed. »
Cubs & Campfires was super adorable. I loved the forest setting, the tranquility, the serenity, the sweet friendship turning into something more.
“Okay, I’m going to need you to be about fifty percent less cute?” “You first”
Luca and Artair were both cute and cuddly, sweet teddy bears just enjoying nature and each others company. The writing was melodic and witty, but also sexy and romantic and passionate.
This was a very light and summery romance, full of sexy times between two sexy men and campfire cuddles.
“You are everything, Artair”
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Low angst - a fox named Bowie that thinks he’s a dog - Vers MCs - Coming hands-free - Rimming ...more
Tons of action, car chases, secret agents, general badassery and a sizzling romance.
Under the Radar was a fun spin on your typical ro⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
Tons of action, car chases, secret agents, general badassery and a sizzling romance.
Under the Radar was a fun spin on your typical romance. More focused on the action than the actual romance, but still pretty entertaining. It was like watching one of those ultra cheesy, extra cheese, ‘stop-I’m-lactose-intolerant’ level of cheesiness, action movies. Flying bullets, bad guy villains, some near death experiences. You know, typical action movie stuff, but make it gay.
It lacked a bit of development in some parts, though. The six month time skip at the start really deprives you of the whole beginning of their relationship, making it feel way too fast and insta-love. I also would’ve liked maybe some more backstory and depth to the characters.
Overall, a pretty fun, low-angst and fast-paced read.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Secret agent - Hidden identity - Kidnapping - Mild violence - Mentions of parental neglect (off page, brief) - Insta-lust - Rimming - Strict top/bottom...more
Not So Casual was a light & spicy boss and assistant novella. The romance was sweet, no drama and no angst. The characters fit well toget⭐️ 3 stars ⭐️
Not So Casual was a light & spicy boss and assistant novella. The romance was sweet, no drama and no angst. The characters fit well together, but weren’t really remarkable in any way.
I would’ve liked to see maybe a snippet of when they met, of them crushing on each other before acting on it. ‘Cause even though the years of attraction were implied, it still felt a little too insta. Overall, a very sweet romance, but not very emotionally deep or impactful.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes (spoilers): - Boss vs assistant - Mutual crush - Slight age gap - Office sex - Rimming - Panties & jocks - Coming untouched - Light hand necklace - Strict top/bottom...more
⋆ ★ Truth or Dare? ★ ⋆ This classic party game can be a pretty fun tool in romances — leading to meet-cutes, creating some sexy momen⭐️ 3 stars ⭐️
⋆ ★ Truth or Dare? ★ ⋆ This classic party game can be a pretty fun tool in romances — leading to meet-cutes, creating some sexy moments, or revealing some eye-opening truths. What this anthology was trying to achieve with the game night theme was an interesting one, but I do feel some stories didn’t quite hit the mark. For me, the theme fit the college stories more than the adult ones. It felt more realistic, more probable, for teenagers/new adults to be playing these games. The more “adult” the characters were meant to be, the less them casually playing truth or dare felt believable.
Overall, there were a couple winners for me that were worth the long read, but some just weren’t meant to be in here, since they barely fit the theme.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
I was Lane’s first-ever hookup. I want to be his last-ever hookup as well.
Still the same sweet love story from The Anonymous H⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
I was Lane’s first-ever hookup. I want to be his last-ever hookup as well.
Still the same sweet love story from The Anonymous Hookup just told from Sam’s POV. This was a lovely addition to an already cute novella. I loved how we got to see Sam completely head over heels for Lane. A lot of the scenes were identical in both books, which did feel a little repetitive after a while. Still, super sweet vibes.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review....more
“Maybe this is your chance to redefine what leap years mean. Maybe this time, it’s your chance to take a leap of faith. To reach fo
⭐️ 3.5 stars ⭐️
“Maybe this is your chance to redefine what leap years mean. Maybe this time, it’s your chance to take a leap of faith. To reach for something new and good and hold on tight. Because that’s what I want to do with you. Hold on tight. Is that okay?”
Cozy & warm-feeling romance.
Leap Year was a lovely depiction of an honest and drama-free relationship. No miscommunication, no heavy angst. Just sweet feelings, taking care of each other and building a new family.
It was a little too peaceful for the mood I’m in at the moment, but overall a very heartfelt story.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes(spoilers): - Discussions of past sexual abuse (non-explicit and off page) - Neighbors - Rimming - Frotting - Slow and passionate sex scene - Strict top/bottom - Ginger bear MC - Single dad ...more
«A quiet certainty washed over me that happiness wasn’t out of reach. It was right in front of me.»
This was so cute. I love⭐️ 4 stars ⭐️
«A quiet certainty washed over me that happiness wasn’t out of reach. It was right in front of me.»
This was so cute. I love a good dating lessons trope. Nerdy Dirty Valentine filled me with all those sweet, good feelings. I loved the imperfections in the characters.(view spoiler)[Phin still managing with his grief from losing his father, and James trying to overcome his insecurities and body image issues. (hide spoiler)] They made them feel more real, and their HEA more heartwarming.
“If I’m bad, I won’t be allowed to come. Not until I’ve spread my thighs for you and you’ve stuck your cock deep inside me.” “Get naked for me. Do it now.”
The spice was very yummy. The quote says it all.
It’s told only in Phin’s POV, which works for the story, but I would’ve liked to hear from James, too. Other than that, I really enjoyed this adorable New Year’s - Valentine’s Day romance.
“God, you’re so patient with me.” His voice was low with emotion. “That’s easy when somebody is worth it.”
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
CW and tropes(spoilers): - Firefighter vs professor - Friends to lovers - Parent estrangement - Grief and death of a parent (off page) - Mentions of alcoholism - Mentions of bullying - Dating/sex lessons trope - Virgin MC - Virgin tops first - Dirty talk ...more
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